Organic Carob powder, roasted

Organic Carob powder, roasted

Carob shrub (Ceratonia siliqua) is a small, drought-tolerant tree species that thrives in the arid climates of Africa, Asia and southern Europe. The term ‘carob’ refers to the fruit of the tree, which are flat, bean-like pods containing many small seeds.
In the ancient Near East, the seeds of the charrub (the seeds of the locust tree) were used to measure the weight and value of precious metals and stones. Eventually, this became known throughout Europe as the “carat”, and 24 kerobes were the exact weight of a pure gold Roman solid coin. This is how it became known that “24 carats” refers to pure gold and has remained the modern classification for all precious metals and gems.
In Ayurveda, carob powder is used to treat diarrhoea, digestive problems.
1989 m. A study in Belgium showed that babies suffering from diarrhoea recovered faster.
Carob pod powder, also known as sweet pods, is used as a healthy and tasty alternative to chocolate. Throughout history, they have been favoured for their sweet taste and are an excellent substitute for chocolate. It can also be used as a chocolate substitute in desserts and makes a great addition to smoothies.
Use in baking and cooking as a healthy alternative sweetener. A great addition to baked goods, ice cream, baked apples.
Although naturally sweet, kerob is said not to raise blood sugar levels as much as chocolate.
They are also rich in insoluble fibre – fibre that is not broken down by the intestines and absorbed into the bloodstream. This increases the amount of waste in the digestive system, which helps maintain regularity and prevent constipation.

Preparation:
Pour 2-3 tablespoons of the powder over the hot herbal drink and stir. A healthy and tasty drink for children.

Sources:
Healthline.com
ScienceDirect.com

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