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Botanical Name: Beta Vulgaris Origin: United States
Uses: Cooking, Baking, Spiced Tea, Natural Health
Botanical Name: Daucus Carota Origin: United States
Uses: Cooking, Baking, Spiced Tea, Natural Health

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Barbeque Spice Blend Old Bay Spice Blend Cajun Spice Blend Chili Powder Blend Chinese Five Spice Blend Curry Powder Blend
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Apple Slices Banana Chips Green Bell Peppers Red Bell Peppers Ginger Slices Crystallized Leek Flakes Spinach Flakes Vegetable Soup Blend Vegetable Stew Blend
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Dehydrated
Vegetables

Almonds Cashews Flax Seed Pine Nuts Pistachios Pumpkin Seeds Sesame Seeds Sunflower Seeds Walnuts
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Nuts Seeds

ALLSPICE POWDER ANGELICA ROOT ANISE SEED ARROWROOT BALM OF GILEAD BASIL BAY LEAF BENZOIN GUM BLUE VERVAIN
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Herbs Botanicals

Origin: United States
Uses: Baking
Comments: Kraft brand powdered cheese blend, for macaroni & cheese, sprinkled
potatoes, popcorn, substitute for butter, other recipes.
Macaroni & Cheese Recipe: Cook 6oz of pasta, Add 1.5oz cheese powder, 1/4C
margarine 1/4C milk to macaroni in saucepan. Heat and stir until blended smooth.
Uses: Baking, Food quality, used in Canning, Candy making, Soap making.
Uses: Baking, Smoothies
Comments: Our Guittard medium-roasted, Dutch-processed is excellent for baking.

Origin: Philippines
Comments: A perfect substitute for liquid coconut milk.
To Use: Add 1/3C to 1C of hot water, use a whisk or blender to dissolve.
Ingredients: Dehydrated Coconut Milk, Maltodextrine, Milk Proteins.

Botanical Name:Vaccinium Macrovarpon Origin:United States
Uses: Culinary, Cooking, Cuisine, Medicinal Tea, Natural Health

Uses: As Sugar Substitute
Comments: Powdered, dehydrated natural honey perfect for baking & other purposes.
Ingredients: Natural Honey, Maltodextrin
For Rehydration: Use 3/4 parts powder to 1 part water.

Origin: United States
Uses: Dietary Supplement
Comments: Lecithin and its primary component, choline are extracted from soy. It is mixed with foods and then consumed as a nutritional supplement. It has a mild nutty flavor.

Origin: United States
Uses: As substitute for lemon juice in recipes or lemonade.
Lemon Juice Instructions: Mix 1 teaspoon of Lemon Juice Powder with 1/4 cup water.
Ingredients: Corn Syrup Solids, Lemon Juice, Lemon Oil.

Origin: United States
Uses: As Substitute For Lime Juice In Recipes
Lime Juice Instructions: Mix 1 teaspoon of Lime Juice Powder with 1/4 cup water.
Ingredients: Corn Syrup solids, Lime Juice & Lime Oil.

Origin: Brazil
Uses: Tapioca Pudding, Pie Fillings, Thickener.
Comments: Is a root starch derived from cassava, or yucca plant, comes as small pearls.
Tapioca Pudding Recipe: Soak 3 tb of tapioca in 2.75 cups of milk overnight. Add 1/3C of sugar, 1egg well beaten, Cook on medium-high heat, stir constantly, done when pearls become transparent, Remove from heat, mix in 1tsp of vanilla extract. (not Instant tapioca)

Origin: United States
Uses: Coffee, Desserts, Waffles, Frosting, Add to food for delicious vanilla taste!
Comments: Used as a substitute for vanilla extract, Comes as a white powder.
Note: Equal to the extract in volume, 1tsp vanilla extract is equivalent to 1tsp vanilla powder

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