GINGER SHOT TURMERIC
GREAT, TURMERIC!
why it tastes good
WHAT'S IN IT?
The Ginger Shot Turmeric follows on the heels of the Classic. Because ginger and turmeric are close relatives. So it was only logical for us to double the root power of the old monastery recipe with it.
Fine (tart) thing
SURE, TURMERIC CAN!
Although turmeric is ginger's little cousin, the two play different roles in terms of taste. While ginger is lemony and spicy, turmeric enchants the tongue with a subtle and mildly spicy flavour.
In our bright orange shot, turmeric naturally plays the leading role. But the supporting actors are also important. On the one hand, there is the mango, which perfectly matches the colour and flavour. The fruit catapults the freshness of the shot up a notch.
Also still present on the taste stage? Coconut milk. It makes the shot particularly coconut-creamy and vegan-creamy. Then there is the pepper, which plays a special role. Not only does it provide the perfect pinch of flavour to round off the shot, but together with the coconut milk it ensures that the best is brought out of the turmeric root!
GINGER SHOT TURMERIC
Opens your eyes. And your mind.
An old monastery recipe was the inspiration for what we have made possible with a specially developed manufacturing process: finely chopped pieces of ginger in every product.
KURKUMA:
fruity-spicy with a hint of Asia
GRILLED ANANAS WITH ROMANASALAD, PEARNUT AND CURCUMA - INGWER VINAIGRETTE
Your last meal lacked that certain something? Add a little vinaigrette next time!
You can find the recipe here ↓
THE ORIGINAL WITH GINGER PIECES.
With ginger pieces
Old monastery recipe
Organic and vegan by conviction
Healthy is relative
FIND THE DIFFERENCE
Sugar has a bad reputation. Of course, too much of it is bad for you. But humans need the carbohydrates that are in it. Sugar, the energy supplier , is also found in healthy fruit, for example!
Don't forget: Our consumption recommendation is one shot a day.
That's 2.5 g of sugar - only about 5% of the daily sugar requirement of an average adult according to the World Health Organization.
That's a cheers from us – without any hesitation!
