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THE PLANT Ginger is part of the most diverse groups of land plants. It's root, also known as rhizome, is most commonly used as a spice in many parts of the world. The ginger root is also among the most delicious spices, that is guaranteed to add some zing to anything you use it in!    Fun Fact: Ginger, turmeric and cardamom are from...

The moringa tree, often called the miracle tree or the drumstick tree, is an extraordinary natural creation that is native to Africa and Asia. It has long been used and treated as one of the most appreciated greens of our time because of it's many health benefits & medicinal properties. 

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The Hadza are the last remaining hunter-gatherer tribe in Africa, living in Northern Tanzania. Their ways of living have largely been abandoned by the modern world, and remain an important focus for research today.   Several sources, such as Biome Buzz, state, one of the main source of fibre they consume is Baobab. It is also a Prebiotic with a very high soluble fibre percentage therefore helping...

Did you know that Baobab is a really versatile superfood? It can be easily added to smoothies, juices and is also incredible as an Energy ball coating. Our Wild Organic Baobab powder is great for gut health and highly nutritious contributing to a healthy natural lifestyle. Check out this amazing recipe for Apple 🍎 & Baobab Energy balls by DeadlyxDelish! Get the Recipe here...  ...

Can we learn from the last remaining Hunter-Gatherers?  Baobab - I am sure you have heard of one of the African Tribal ‘superfoods’ that grace our culinary shelves? If you haven’t, do not fear, as this article will cover all things baobab and gut health. The Baobab fruit grows on a tree indigenous to Africa, Arabia, Australia and Madagascar and has traditionally been used...

Healthy, protein filled vegetarian eating can be a challenge sometimes, which is why we decided to create spicy moringa burgers! These burgers are made with black beans, carrots, peppers and not to mention the secret ingredient - moringa!

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Turmeric is commonly used in cooking. You probably know turmeric as the key ingredient in curry. It has a warm, bitter taste and is frequently used to flavour or colour curry powders, mustards, butters, and cheeses. But the root of turmeric is also used widely to make medicine. It contains a yellow-coloured chemical called curcumin, which is often used to colour foods and cosmetics....

Take a look around you. From the toast you had for breakfast to the cotton…