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Bitter Orange Powder

Net weight: 30 g - 1 oz


Italy

Calabria
Description

Calabrian Bitter Orange Powder is a hallmark of Italian agri-food excellence, renowned for its superior quality and commitment to sustainability and biodiversity. Obtained exclusively from bitter oranges grown in the fertile region of Calabria, famous for its ideal climatic conditions, this exquisite powder has unrivalled organoleptic properties.

Its production follows strict agricultural principles, respecting the natural life cycles and times, without the use of chemical fertilisers or pesticides, guaranteeing a completely natural, safe and high quality product.

This exclusive Bitter Orange Powder is the result of a careful and environmentally friendly process that preserves all the health benefits of the bitter orange, perfect for enhancing a wide range of culinary creations.

COD: SPZ.0406.0030
EAN: 8052570772117
Nutritional values
Average values ​​for 100 gr
Energy value
229 kcal - 945 kJ
Fats
1,1 g
of which saturated
0,27 g
Carbohydrates
20,7 g
of which sugars
18 g
Protein
6,3 g
Fiber
55,7 g
Salt
0,05 g
Ingredients

Bitter Orange 100%

Tips and curiosities of the tomolo

The bitter orange: A hidden treasure of nature

Less well known than its sweet counterpart, the bitter orange hides a treasure trove of benefits and uses that surprise and fascinate. Characterised by an intense flavour and a distinct bitter note, this fruit is rich in bioflavonoids and synephrine, powerful allies of the immune system and metabolism. Its antioxidant properties fight free radicals, promote cardiovascular health and help with weight management.

In addition to its health benefits, bitter orange is a versatile ingredient in the kitchen. Its powder and extracts enrich both sweet and savoury dishes, adding a unique and refined flavour. It's also the secret ingredient in some of the world's most famous liqueurs and aperitifs.

The real curiosity? The bitter orange was a symbol of wealth in the royal courts of Europe, prized not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for its medicinal virtues. To discover the bitter orange is to rediscover a piece of natural and cultural history, a fruit that continues to offer health benefits and culinary delights.

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Benefits and properties of the orange

The orange, a symbol of freshness and health, is rich in properties and benefits that make it a valuable ally for daily well-being. Firstly, it's an excellent source of vitamin C, which is essential for boosting the immune system, protecting against infections and helping to absorb iron. Oranges also contain flavonoids, powerful antioxidants that help fight free radicals and reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease and cancer. In addition, the fibre in oranges promotes digestive health, helping to prevent conditions such as constipation. The fruit is also a source of several minerals and vitamins, including potassium, which contributes to the proper functioning of the nervous system and the regulation of blood pressure. The consumption of oranges can therefore have a positive effect on skin health, the prevention of premature ageing and mood, thanks also to its contribution to the production of serotonin.

Use of bitter orange powder in cooking

Bitter orange powder, obtained from the dried peel of the orange, is a versatile and aromatic ingredient used in various culinary areas to give dishes a unique and unmistakable taste. In confectionery, it's used to flavour sweets, biscuits, cakes and chocolate, offering a fascinating contrast between sweet and bitter that enhances the flavour profile of preparations. In the beverage sector, it adds a distinctive note to cocktails, teas and infusions, enriching them with its intense and refreshing aroma. Bitter orange powder is also used in the savoury kitchen, where it can be used in marinades, dressings, sauces and vinaigrettes to give a Mediterranean touch to meat, fish or vegetable dishes. Its ability to balance sweet, salty and sour flavours makes it a valuable ingredient for exploring new flavour combinations, enriching the range of flavours available in cooking and stimulating culinary creativity.