Orange Peels Coarse Powder

Description

Latin Name: Citrus Sinensis L.

Origin Country: Greece

Citrus sinensis, commonly known as the sweet orange, is a species of citrus fruit native to subtropical Southeast Asia. Belonging to the Rutaceae family, this evergreen tree is cultivated globally for its juicy, flavourful fruits. The sweet orange is prized for its refreshing taste and versatility in culinary applications. With its origins in regions like China, India, and Vietnam, the sweet orange has been widely introduced to various climates worldwide, thriving in warm, sunny conditions.

Benefits

-Orange peels are high in vitamins, minerals, and fibre.

-It aids digestion and promotes gut health.

-Orange peels powder contains more vitamin C compared to the flesh, supporting immunity and collagen production for healthy skin.

-Also, it is rich in flavonoids that provide powerful antioxidant effects.

-Orange powder can be incorporated into the diet as grated zest, dried powder, or infused into teas for added health benefits.

-Topical Use

Mix orange peel powder with water, yogurt, honey, or rose water to create a paste. Apply the paste to your face, leave it on for about 15-20 minutes, and then rinse off with lukewarm water. This mask can help exfoliate dead skin cells, brighten the complexion, and reduce acne.

– Culinary Use

Orange peel powder can also be used in cooking and baking to add citrus flavour to dishes like cakes, cookies, marinades, or sauces.

– Orange peels are generally safe to consume in moderation.

-Orange peels powder in large quantities may cause gas, bloating, or upset stomach due to high fibre content.

-Consuming orange peels in excess should be avoided to prevent potential issues.

-Some individuals may experience allergies, with symptoms such as itching, swelling, or hives.

-Pregnant woman or breastfeeding have to consult a healthcare professional, before incorporating orange peels into your diet.

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