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Overview

Description

Made from myrobalan fruit. Organic Haritaki Powder is perfect for use in tea, yogurt & smoothies. Species: Terminalia chebula Other names: Chebulic Myrobalan, Indian Walnut, and Indian Hog Plum Appearance: The Haritaki fruit is approximately 2-4.5 cm long and 1.2-2.5 cm broad. It is shaped somewhat like an oval and it ranges in color from yellow-green to orangish-brown. Typically used: Powdered Flavor: Sweet, Sour, Bitter, Astringent Dose Recommendation: One serving of 1/2 tsp, approximately 1300mg. Haritaki is used alone, as well as in combination with Amalaki and Bibhitaki in the ayurvedic blend Triphala. It helps with detoxification through improved digestive function.* * These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Attributes

Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
6 units
MSRP
$14.99

Product identifiers

SKU
HTK8
Category
Spices & Seasonings

Origin and handling

Made in
Burlington, New Jersey
Country of origin
India
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
1-3 months

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Organic Haritaki Fruit (Terminalia chebula).

Certifications

Learn about Pure Indian Foods

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Pure Indian FoodsEstablished 2008

Founded in 2008 by husband and wife, Sandeep and Nalini Agarwal, Pure Indian Foods is an artisanal maker of grass-fed organic ghee products. The company offers a complete line of sustainably-sourced, non-GMO organic curry sauces, organic spices and herbs, and organic Ayurveda products. We created the concept of "Grassfed & Organic" Ghee back in 2008, were featured in NY Times in 2010, and were the first ghee company to get Whole30 approval back in 2011. The ghee side of the business is actually 130 years old, started in 1889, spanning five generations. We make it fresh in small batches in stainless steel equipment in New Jersey, using the milk of cows raised in the USA. Our organic spices and grocery products are mostly sourced from small farms in India. We support small communities as much as possible.