Description
Appearance: Ashwagandha is a small, woody shrub with yellow flowers. The part most commonly used in herbal medicine is the root, which is thick and tuberous. When dried and ground, the root becomes a fine, light-brown powder.
Flavor and Aroma: Ashwagandha root powder has a slightly bitter, earthy flavor with a hint of nuttiness. The aroma is earthy and herbal, which can be strong and distinctive.
Culinary Uses: Ashwagandha is primarily used for its medicinal properties rather than culinary purposes. It is often incorporated into teas, smoothies, and health drinks. In traditional Ayurvedic practice, it is mixed with honey, ghee, or milk to mask its bitter taste.
Specifications
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Botanical Name
Withania Somnifera
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Common Names
Winter cherry, Common Ginseng, Ashwagandha
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Purity
99%, 99.50%, 99.90%
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Type
Single Herbs & Spices
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Moisture
Max. 8%
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Cleaning
Machine Clean / Sortex Clean
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GMO
Non Genetically Modified
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Origin
India
Ashwagandha in other Languages:
Spanish – Ashwagandha
Chinese – 冬虫夏草 (dōng chóng xià cǎo) / 印度人参 (Yìndù rénshēn)
Arabic – أشواغاندا (Ashwaganda)
French – Ashwagandha
German – Ashwagandha