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Botanical Name: Beta vulgaris Unlock natural red-pink color, subtle sweetness, and wellness benefits with Spicy Pantry beetroot powder – ideal for smoothies, baking, and savory seasoning. About the Product: Spicy Pantry Beetroot Powder is made from premium beets that are dried and finely ground to capture their natural vibrancy and mild, earthy flavor. Mix it effortlessly into drinks, batters, or sauces for stunning color and a nutritional boost without the mess of fresh beets. This versatile powder works in sweet treats like muffins and lattes, or savory applications like rubs and soups, making it a go-to for colorful, plant-based cooking. Key benefits: Natural colorant: Delivers bright red-pink hues to smoothies, frostings, doughs, and sauces without synthetic dyes. Subtle earthy sweetness that enhances baked goods, energy bars, and beverages. Convenient nutrition: Adds plant-based nitrates, antioxidants, and fiber to your daily routine. Fine texture blends smoothly into liquids, dry mixes, and spice blends. Suggested uses: Blend 1 tsp into smoothies, juices, or yogurt for a ruby-red wellness boost. Add to muffin batter, cookies, or energy balls for natural color and flavor. Dust over salads, hummus, or roasted veggies as a savory garnish. Stir into sauces, gravies, or rubs for meats and plant proteins. Product details: Brand: Spicy Pantry. Form: Pure ground beetroot powder (Beta vulgaris). Texture: Fine powder for easy mixing. Suggested storage: Keep in a cool, dry place; reseal tightly after opening. FAQ: Q1. What is beet root powder?Beet root powder is made by drying and grinding whole beets into a fine powder with an earthy flavor and deep red‑purple color. Q2. How is beet root powder used in food and drinks?It is commonly blended into smoothies, lattes, sauces, and bakery items to add color and a subtle beet taste. Q3. Does beet root powder affect the color of recipes?Yes, even small amounts can tint foods pink to red, making it popular as a natural coloring for frostings, pasta, and beverages.

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Botanical Name: Salvia hispanica Spicy Pantry Chia Seeds create a gel-like texture when soaked, making them ideal for puddings, smoothies, and baking while delivering omega-3s and fiber. Transform smoothies, puddings, and energy bars with Spicy Pantry chia seeds – nutrient-dense with natural thickening power and mild nutty flavor. About the product: Spicy Pantry Chia Seeds absorb liquid to form a versatile gel that thickens drinks, replaces eggs in baking, and adds nutrition without strong taste. These tiny black seeds pack omega-3 fatty acids, fiber, protein, and antioxidants into every sprinkle. Perfect for overnight oats, chia pudding, smoothies, or as crunchy toppings, they fit seamlessly into breakfasts, snacks, and meal prep routines. Key benefits: Natural thickener: Forms gel when soaked, perfect for egg replacement and pudding bases. Nutrition powerhouse: High in plant-based omega-3s, soluble fiber, and complete protein. Versatile texture: Use dry for crunch or soaked for smooth, filling consistency. Mild neutral flavor: Blends easily into sweet and savory recipes without overpowering. Suggested uses: Mix 2 tbsp with milk or juice overnight for classic chia pudding (add fruit/flavor next day). Stir 1 tbsp into smoothies, shakes, or yogurt for thickness and nutrition boost. Sprinkle dry over oatmeal, salads, toast, or popcorn for crunch and omega-3s. Use 1 tbsp soaked chia + 3 tbsp water as egg replacement in muffins, pancakes, or breads. Product details: Brand: Spicy Pantry. Form: Whole black chia seeds (Salvia hispanica). Texture: Tiny black seeds that gel when hydrated. Suggested storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from light; reseal tightly after use. FAQ: Q1. What are chia seeds and how do they behave in liquid?Chia seeds are tiny seeds that swell and form a gel when soaked in liquid due to their high soluble fiber content. Q2. How are chia seeds commonly used in food?They are used in puddings, smoothies, yogurt toppings, baked goods, and as a thickener in jams and sauces. Q3. Do chia seeds need to be ground before eating?They can be eaten whole or ground; many recipes use whole seeds for texture, while ground seeds blend smoothly into batters and drinks.

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Botanical Name: Amaranthus hypochondriacus Spicy Pantry Amaranth Seeds provide gluten-free crunch, protein, and nutty flavor for porridge, baking, and popping like tiny quinoa. These ancient pseudo-grains cook fast and add nutrition without refined carbs. Cook Spicy Pantry amaranth seeds into creamy porridge, pop like popcorn, or sprinkle into baking – complete protein with nutty crunch and fast cooking. About the product: Spicy Pantry Amaranth Seeds deliver mild sweetness, earthiness, and pleasant chew when simmered into porridge or baked into breads. One of the few complete plant proteins, these tiny seeds cook in 15-20 minutes and work wherever rice or quinoa fits. Pop them dry for snack mix crunch, simmer for breakfast bowls, or bind energy bars – versatile nutrition for gluten-free, vegan, and grain-free diets. Key benefits: Complete protein: All 9 essential amino acids plus high lysine content. Fast cooking grain: Boils in 15 minutes vs 40+ for most whole grains. Gluten-free versatility: Replaces rice, quinoa, oats in sweet and savory recipes. Poppable crunch: Dry pops like tiny popcorn for snacks and toppings. Suggested uses: Simmer 1:3 ratio with water or milk for 15 minutes into hot breakfast cereal. Dry toast in pan until popping, then season for snack mix or salad crunch. Mix into muffin batter, energy bars, or flatbreads for nutrition and texture. Cook into veggie patties, stuffed peppers, or grain bowls as quinoa substitute. Product details: Brand: Spicy Pantry. Form: Whole amaranth seeds (Amaranthus spp.). Texture: Tiny cream-colored seeds with slight crunch when cooked. Suggested storage: Store in cool, dry place away from light; reseal tightly FAQ: Q1. What are amaranth seeds and how are they used?Amaranth seeds are tiny pseudo cereal grains with a mild, nutty taste commonly used in porridges, pilafs, and baked goods. Q2. How do you cook amaranth seeds?They are usually simmered in water at roughly a 1:3 seed‑to‑water ratio until tender, or lightly toasted and popped for use in snacks and granola. Q3. Can amaranth seeds be used in gluten‑free recipes?Amaranth is naturally gluten‑free and is often combined with other gluten‑free flours in breads, pancakes, and tortillas, subject to facility practices.

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Botanical Name: Linum usitatissimum Spicy Pantry Flax Seeds offer nutty flavor, omega-3s, and fiber in a versatile whole seed form, ideal for baking, smoothies, and toppings. These tiny seeds add crunch and nutrition without needing grinding. Boost smoothies, baked goods, and yogurt with Spicy Pantry flax seeds – crunchy, nutty, and packed with plant-based omega-3s and fiber. About the Product: Spicy Pantry Whole Flax Seeds deliver a mild, nutty taste and pleasant crunch that enhances breads, cereals, salads, and drinks. Rich in lignans, fiber, and ALA omega-3s, they provide convenient nutrition for everyday meals and snacks. Golden flax seeds hold their texture when sprinkled whole or lightly toasted, making them easier to use than ground versions that can go rancid faster. Key benefits: Nutritional power: High in omega-3 fatty acids, fiber, and antioxidants for wellness support. Nutty crunch: Adds texture to granola, oatmeal, salads, and smoothies without overpowering flavor. Versatile whole form: No grinding needed; stable shelf life compared to pre-ground flax. Easy nutrition boost: Sprinkle into recipes or eat by the handful for plant-based benefits. Suggested uses: Stir whole seeds into muffin batter, pancakes, or bread dough for texture and nutrition. Blend into smoothies, overnight oats, or yogurt bowls (grind first for better absorption if preferred). Sprinkle over salads, soups, roasted vegetables, or popcorn as a crunchy topping. Toast lightly and mix into energy bars, trail mix, or homemade granola. Product details: Brand: Spicy Pantry. Form: Whole golden flax seeds (Linum usitatissimum). Texture: Small, shiny golden-brown seeds with natural crunch. Suggested storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from light; reseal tightly after use. FAQ: Q1. What are whole flax seeds used for?Whole flax seeds are used in breads, cereals, granolas, snack bars, and as a topping for salads and yogurt. Q2. Can whole flax seeds be ground at home?Yes, they can be ground in a coffee or spice grinder in small batches for fresher flavor and texture. Q3. How should flax seeds be stored?Whole seeds keep best in an airtight container in a cool, dark place; ground flax is often refrigerated or frozen to maintain freshness.

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Botanical Name: Cuminum cyminum Elevate curries, chilis, tacos, and rice with Spicy Pantry cumin powder, offering nutty warmth and complexity in every pinch. About the Product: Spicy Pantry Cumin Powder is finely ground from premium cumin seeds to release their signature earthy, nutty, and slightly citrusy notes. It blends seamlessly into spice mixes, sauces, and marinades, building layers of flavor in both everyday meals and specialty recipes. A staple in Indian, Mexican, Middle Eastern, and Tex-Mex cooking, this powder enhances meats, beans, vegetables, and grains without the need to toast whole seeds. Key benefits Signature warmth: Earthy, nutty profile with hints of citrus that deepens curries, stews, and rubs. Versatile blending: Fine grind mixes evenly into dry spices, wet sauces, and cooking fats. Authentic taste: Captures the bold essence of cumin seeds in a convenient pantry form. Long-lasting aroma: Retains potency for consistent flavor in meal prep and batch cooking. Suggested uses: Stir into chili, curries, lentil soups, and bean dishes for foundational warmth. Add to taco seasoning, fajita mixes, or ground meat for Mexican-inspired meals. Sprinkle over roasted vegetables, potatoes, or rice before cooking. Blend with coriander, paprika, and garlic for custom rubs on chicken, lamb, or tofu. Product details: Brand: Spicy Pantry. Form: Ground cumin powder (Cuminum cyminum). Texture: Fine powder for smooth dispersion. Suggested storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from light; reseal tightly after use FAQ: Q1. What is cumin powder?Cumin powder is made from dry‑roasted or raw cumin seeds ground into a fine spice with a warm, earthy, slightly bitter flavor. Q2. How do you use cumin powder in recipes?It is widely used in curries, chili, soups, rice dishes, and seasoning blends such as taco seasoning and garam masala. Q3. When should cumin powder be added during cooking?It can be added early in cooking to build base flavor or sprinkled near the end for a more noticeable aroma, depending on the recipe.

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