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Organic lucuma powder - heavenly delicious fruit powder What is lucuma powder? Lucuma (Pouteria lucuma), the "sweet gold of the Incas", is a subtropical, exotic fruit from South America that has long been revered by the ancient Andean culture. Why buy lucuma powder? Healthy fruit sweetness with a low glycaemic index Particularly rich in beta-carotene, iron, vitamin B1 and B2 Versatile ingredient for cakes, desserts and ice creams Ever since we got to know Lucuma powder, it has been one of our favourite foods. The healthy fruit sweetness with a low glycaemic index is particularly rich in beta-carotene, iron, vitamin B1 and B2. Its biscuit-like sweetness makes it a favourite in (raw) cakes, desserts and chocolates. We like to add it to our creams and ice creams and as a gourmet ingredient to all sweets - the wonderful flavour and biscuit-like sweetness of lucuma powder enhances every dessert. In Peru, the yellowish-orange fruit is the most popular flavour in ice cream. What makes our lucuma powder special? Free from pesticides and agrochemicals Raw food quality Gentle processing Best flavour Lucuma from SamaraNatura is free from pesticides and agrochemicals. The lucuma pulp is dried in a solar drying plant at low temperatures in accordance with raw food quality standards, then gently ground and sieved. Although lucuma also grows in other tropical regions, the flavour of the fruit that grows in the Peruvian highlands is rated even better. This is where our lucuma powder comes from. The beautiful, dark yellow powder has a flavour reminiscent of maple syrup and cashews. Tips for use Lucuma powder is an extremely versatile and tasty ingredient that works well in ice creams, baby food, yoghurts, cakes, chocolate and desserts and can be used for lucuma mousse, pudding or parfait. It is ideal as a sweet flour for pies, cakes and pastries and tastes delicious in smoothies, nut milks and other drinks. The powder produces a rich, creamy consistency and transforms your raw food creations into a heavenly gourmet treat! We mostly use it in sweet dishes, but we have been told that it also tastes great in savoury dishes. Just like maca, lucuma helps to combine and emulsify fats and oils with sugar and polysaccharides. For example, lucuma is ideal as an ingredient for a dish or drink with cocoa nibs (50% fat) and yacon root syrup (polysaccharides). It combines cocoa and yacon in flavour and consistency. See also our recipe page. Lucuma nutritional values per 100g Energy value 357 kcal/1495kJFat 0.4gCarbohydrates 60.7gof which sugar 15gDietary fibre 23.7gProtein 4.2gBeta-carotene 8.3mg (172%*), Riboflavin (Vit.B2) 0.5mg (36%*). *of the recommended daily intake/Apport journ. Recommandé. All data are subject to the usual fluctuations of natural products.

Mesquite powder: the healthy sweetener from the desert Mesquite was a traditional staple food of the indigenous peoples of the arid regions of North and South America. Today, mesquite powder has been rediscovered as a nutritious and delicious food and is used all over the world. Why consume mesquite powder?Mesquite is a delicious ingredient for cakes, desserts, smoothies, ice cream and homemade bread. It tastes particularly good in combination with cocoa and maca. Mesquite has a sweet, malty taste similar to carob, but with a caramel flavour. The full-bodied flavour and aroma go well with vanilla and chocolate and it adds a delicious maltiness to sweet treats.Mesquite mixes well with nut milks, is an excellent ingredient in smoothies and is fantastic sprinkled on ice cream. An exquisite malty chocolate can be made with it and mesquite can also be used as a flavoured partial substitute for flour. It is a wonderful food to experiment with. Popular recipes for inspiration:Date, almond and avocado cream with mesquiteChaga latte with mesquiteDelicious Valentine's Day biscuits made from oats, coconut and mesquite Ingredients and interesting factsLow glycaemic indexGluten-freeRich in calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc and the amino acid lysine (which is hardly present in a cereal-based diet)Fibre content of 25%Protein content of approx. 14 What makes our organic mesquite powder special? Our mesquite powder is made from the whole pods of the mesquite tree, which are gently dried and then processed into a flour or powder. As there is no guarantee that the temperature during drying will always remain below 42°C, we do not use the term raw food quality. For whom is the consumption of mesquite powder particularly suitable?People with diabetes or blood sugar fluctuations: Mesquite has a low glycaemic index, which means that it causes blood sugar levels to rise only slowly. This can be helpful for people with diabetes or other blood sugar problems.People with digestive problems: Mesquite is rich in fibre, which can aid digestion and prevent constipation. It also contains prebiotics that support the growth of beneficial gut bacteria.People with gluten intolerance: Mesquite is naturally gluten-free and can be a good alternative to gluten-containing flours in baked goods and other recipes.Vegansand vegetarians: Mesquite is a good source of plant-based protein and iron, which are sometimes more difficult to obtain for vegans and vegetarians. Nutritional values of mesquite per 100g Energy value 1573kJ/376kcalFat 0.95gof which saturated fatty acids 0.22gCarbohydrates 80.28gof which sugar 34gDietary fibre 29.18gProtein 11.6gSalt 0.92g

Premium agave syrup in raw food quality What is agave? The agave is a cactus-like plant from Mexico. Agave syrup is a delicious sweetener obtained from the sap inside the agave plant, which is at least eight years old. Traditionally, Mexicans collected the sweet sap ("aguamiel") from various agaves to make sweeteners and special drinks for celebrations. Why buy agave syrup? Agave syrup is a vegan alternative to honey and has a pleasant flavour, like a mixture of honey and maple syrup. It can be used as a versatile sweetener. Only very gently processed agave syrup like ours has a low glycaemic index and is only absorbed slowly into the bloodstream. It is therefore particularly recommended for people with sugar sensitivities. What makes our agave syrup special? Most conventional agave syrups, often also those from organic cultivation, are made from 3-6 different types of agave and have been heated and pasteurised, as the agave juice spoils quickly after it has been extracted The healthier polysaccharides (mainly in the form of inulin) are converted into simple sugars. They have thus lost a large proportion of their nutrients! Our agave syrup is obtained exclusively from the Salmiana agave, is processed very gently and at low temperatures and is therefore of the best quality available on the market. No pesticides or other agrochemicals are used in cultivation. The thick juice is produced in special vacuum containers in which the water it contains is vaporised at very low temperatures. The valuable vitamins, minerals and enzymes are thus largely preserved and made available to our bodies. Because our agave syrup is 100% natural, it has a stronger flavour and a darker colour than commercially available thick juices. How to use it in your daily diet? Agave syrup is characterised by a high, neutral sweetening power. It enhances the flavour and is easily soluble in hot and cold food and drinks. It is ideal for baked goods and, due to its low tendency to crystallise, for making jams and jellies. Nutritional values of agave syrup per 100g Energy value 1672 kJ / 400 kcalFat 0.4gof which saturated fatty acids 0gCarbohydrates 99.3gof which sugar 96.5gDietary fibre 0.2gProtein 0.1gSalt 0g

Organic Yacon Syrup - Delicious, prebiotic sweetener Update: The new batch of yacon syrup is now available again. Yacon is grown in the high mountain valleys of the Andes and has a dense root system that is bursting with minerals, vitamins and complex vital substances. The freshly squeezed juice of the root is a gift of nature and has been savoured by the Andean peoples for centuries. Why consume yacon syrup? An ideal sweetener for the health-conscious, diet-conscious and diabetics. The special thing about yacon is the quality of its sugar, which is predominantly in the form of oligofructose (or fructooligosaccharides). Oligofructose cannot be utilised by the digestive enzymes and therefore causes hardly any calories and is gentle on the blood sugar level. Yacon tastes delicious and has half the calories of honey, for example. Yacon syrup is also significantly less glycaemic than honey, agave syrup or maple syrup. The oligofructose in yacon also supports the beneficial bacteria in the large intestine and thus improves the digestion and absorption of nutrients. The indigestible sugar thus serves as prebiotic food for the beneficial bacteria. What makes our yacon syrup special? Our yacon syrup comes from traditional varieties from the Peruvian Andes and is 100% natural, grown without pesticides or agrochemicals. It is produced at low temperatures, which guarantees that the syrup retains a very high quality of nutrients and enzymes. This yacon syrup is thickened from yacon juice in a special low-pressure process at low temperatures of 45°C. As yacon syrup can only be kept for a relatively short time without pasteurisation and additives, it is pasteurised at 70°C for 3 minutes. Our yacon syrup is therefore not raw, but is processed very gently, which means that the valuable nutrients and enzymes of the root are largely preserved. How to use yacon syrup? Yacon syrup is a versatile sweetener. It can be used to sweeten desserts, drinks and smoothies. For salad dressings, we like to mix the syrup with vinegar as a substitute for balsamic vinegar, which usually contains a lot of sugar. The sweetening power of the syrup is less than that of sugar, honey or agave syrup. To support a healthy intestinal flora, 1 teaspoon a day is sufficient. For a longer shelf life, we recommend storing the yacon syrup in the fridge. Nutritional values of SamaraNatura Organic Yacon Syrup per 100g Energy value 1227 kJ/293kcalFat 0g- of which unsaturated fatty acids 0gCarbohydrates 71g- of which sugar 25g,dietary fibre 7gProtein 0gSalt 0g

Xylitol birch sugar from Finland 100% pure Update: Our SamaraNatura birch sugar is sold out. As an interim solution, we have a few bags of Tautona available. The price is the same and the quality is also very good (made in Finland from local birch and beech wood). Why buy xylitol birch sugar? Xylitol is a sugar substitute and has the same sweetening power as white sugar. For baking, sweetening drinks (tea, coffee & co) and desserts as well as for refining sauces and dressings Has no unpleasant flavour of its own Low in calories: 40% fewer calories and 75% fewer carbohydrates Low glycaemic index (approx. 11 | compared to sugar of approx. 70) Dental care effect: to prevent plaque and tooth decay Xylitol looks and tastes like sugar and can therefore be used 1:1 like normal sugar, in hot and cold drinks, cakes and desserts. What makes our xylitol birch sugar special? We have tried a number of natural sweeteners over the years and after discovering xylitol, it has become one of our favourite sweeteners. Our xylitol comes from Finland Extracted exclusively from European birch and beech wood Maximum processing temperature is 25°C = raw food quality 100% pure, white, granular product (looks like granulated sugar) Originally, xylitol only came from birch bark. However, scientists in China found a way to extract xylitol from maize glucose. The problem here is that large quantities of pesticides are often used in the cultivation of maize and the soil is damaged. How is birch sugar produced? Xylitol is produced by the hydrogenation of xylose, which converts the sugar into a primary alcohol. This sugar alcohol, however, has nothing to do with ordinary alcohol. Xylitol occurs naturally in tree bark, but also in some types of fruit and vegetables. As birch bark is traditionally used for this purpose in Finland, the name birch sugar has also become established. Size variants Xylitol birch sugar is available in two sizes. In the practical 500g bag for CHF 11 and in the 1kg economy price bag for CHF 17.50. As is usual with all SamaraNatura products, we grant a 5% discount on quantities of 3 or more bags. Consumption recommendations As birch sugar has practically no flavour of its own, it is very suitable for sweetening tea and coffee. Other sweeteners such as agave syrup or yacon syrup often have a caramel flavour, which makes them more suitable for creams and desserts. However, birch sugar is not suitable for yeast baked goods, as yeast cannot metabolise xylitol. Xylitol belongs to the class of sugar alcohols that can have a laxative effect if consumed in excess. It is best to start with a small amount of 1 tablespoon per day so that the body can adjust to the new food and then slowly increase this amount. Warning: Xylitol is toxic to dogs as it causes rapid drops in blood sugar levels and seizures. Baking with xylitol For homemade chocolate and raw cakes, we recommend grinding the crystals into a fine powder (powdered sugar) (using a blender or coffee grinder). This prevents sugar lumps from forming. Coconut blossom sugar: the alternative or supplement to xylitol Coconut blossom sugar tastes similar to brown sugar, but even better! It has a rich, sugary-sweet caramel flavour and many chefs appreciate how coconut sugar refines their culinary dishes and makes them tastier. Ingredients Xylitol (E967) Nutritional values of xylitol - birch sugar per 100g Energy: kcal 240/kj 1000Fat: 0gSaturated fatty acids: 0gCarbohydrates: 100gof which sugar 0.2gand polyols 99.8gProtein: 0gSalt: 0g

Coconut blossom sugar 100% natural in high fineness The sugar with a caramel flavour Coconut blossom sugar has a wonderful, caramel-like flavour and is obtained from the flower nectar of coconut palms. It is a better, mineral-rich alternative to cane sugar, containing lots of potassium, magnesium, zinc and iron. It is also a good source of vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6 and C and amino acids (especially glutamic acid). Its low glycaemic index (GI=35) ensures a slow release of energy. Coconut blossom sugar is therefore a sweetener suitable for everyone. Our organic coconut sugar consists of 100% coconut nectar from the palm species Coco Nucifera. A suitable sweetener for the health-conscious consumer. Why buy coconut blossom sugar? SamaraNatura coconut blossom sugar tastes similar to brown sugar, but better! It has a rich, sugary-sweet caramel flavour and many chefs appreciate how coconut sugar enhances their culinary dishes and makes them tastier. Compared to other sweeteners, coconut blossom sugar has a much lower glycaemic index. This means that it releases its energy more slowly and avoids the usual sugar highs and lows of normal sugar in the body. What we particularly appreciate is that this sweetener is one of the few truly sustainable foods in the world! In terms of humanity, the environment and health, coconut blossom sugar has extraordinary benefits in every respect. It lifts communities out of poverty, provides much-needed nutrients to the body in a way that often does the opposite (as a sweetener), and helps preserve fragile tropical rainforests. In fact, it helps restore the ecological balance of degraded areas. What makes our xylitol birch sugar special? Our coconut blossom sugar is 100% natural, organic, unbleached and free from additives and artificial flavourings. It consists only of the nectar of coconut palms and is not mixed with other palm sugars, which would compromise its exquisite quality. Our coconut sugar is a sustainable product and supports local communities and families in Indonesia. Some palm sugars on the market are also blended with cane sugar and other malt-based ingredients. SamaraNatura coconut sugar is pure palm sugar made from 100% coconut nectar from the Coco Nucifera species. Incidentally, coconut palm sugar is not obtained from the palm species used for the production of palm oil. Our granulated coconut palm nectar is not raw, i.e. processed at temperatures above 42°C. We prefer a higher quality and offer sieved coconut blossom sugar with a higher fineness (Mesh 30). This means that the sugar grains are smaller and finer than those of other palm sugar (mesh 18) on the market. Consumption recommendations Coconut blossom sugar melts very easily in hot and cold drinks. The sweetener is delicious in desserts, smoothies and pastries. A small spoonful of our rich coconut sugar is a healthy treat that satisfies cravings and provides instant energy. Coconut sugar can be used like brown sugar in a 1:1 ratio. Xylitol birch sugar: the alternative or supplement to coconut blossom sugar Xylitol is a sugar substitute and has the same sweetening power as white sugar, has no taste of its own, is low in calories (40% fewer calories and 75% fewer carbohydrates) and has a very low glycaemic index (approx. 11 | compared to sugar of approx. 70). It also helps to prevent plaque and tooth decay. Xylitol looks and tastes like sugar and can therefore be used 1:1 like normal sugar, in hot and cold drinks, cakes and desserts. Nutritional values of organic coconut blossom sugar per 100g Energy value 1625 kJ/388 kcal, Fat 1g, of which saturated fatty acids 0.5g, Carbohydrates 93g, of which sugar 92.5g, fibre 2.2g, protein 1g, iron 1.8mg (13%*), potassium 1g (50%*), Zinc 1.9mg (19%*), magnesium 31mg (8%*).*The recommended daily dose. All information is subject to the usual fluctuations of natural products.

Coconut blossom syrup - mild aromatic sweetener Coconut blossom syrup is a very special juice. This can be seen in its elaborate extraction process. The organic coconut farmers climb the coconut palms every day to extract it fresh from the coconut blossoms. Why we love coconut blossom syrup Coconut blossom syrup has a mild, aromatic flavour and is also one of the most nutritious sweeteners thanks to its many vitamins and essential amino acids. An absolute delicacy. It is suitable for sweetening instead of honey or agave syrup. Like coconut blossom sugar, coconut syrup has a low glycaemic index (GI) of just 35. SamaraNatura organic coconut blossom syrup The syrup is produced gently from coconut blossom nectar by boiling the nectar slowly and carefully by hand. Due to the processing method, coconut blossom syrup cannot be produced in raw food quality. The mildly flavoured coconut blossom syrup is also one of the most nutritious sweeteners due to its many vitamins and essential amino acids. 100% organic coconut blossom syrup, consisting of water and organic coconut blossom sugar without additives Vegan Use Due to its aromatic caramel flavour, coconut blossom syrup is ideal for sweetening desserts, pancakes and chocolate. You can use the syrup in a variety of ways. Pour it over water, for example, and you have a refreshing drink that is very popular in Asia. Coconut blossom syrup goes well with other tropical drinks such as rum or exotic juices, making it ideal for mixing cocktails. Other uses include flavouring and sweetening: Creams salad dressings smoothies teas Nutritional values of coconut blossom syrup per 100g energy 1309 kJ / 312 kcal fat 0.1 g - of which saturated fatty acids 0 g Carbohydrates 78 g - thereof sugar 78 g Dietary fibre 0 g protein 0 g salt 0 g