Holland & Barrett Turmeric Powder Indian Spice 100g

Holland & Barrett Turmeric Powder Indian Spice 100g

Marsoni

M251S

$12.67

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Holland & Barrett Turmeric Powder Indian Spice 100gTurmeric is a traditional Indian spice made from a root and rhizome which contains a compound called curcumin. It has a vibrant yellow colour and has a heady, bitter spiced flavour. Typical Values per 100g Energy kJ 1481 Energy kcal 344 Fat (g) 9. 88g of which saturates (g) 3. 12g Carbohydrates (g) 43. 8g of which sugars (g) 3. 21g Fibre (g) 21. 1g Protein (g) 7. 83g Salt (g) 0. 09g Directions: Turmeric is a main ingredient in curries and we recommend

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