Amla / Indian Gooseberry (250g)

Description

Amla, or Indian Gooseberry, is a highly nutritious and medicinal fruit widely finds use in Ayurvedic medicine. Its tangy and slightly sour taste makes it a popular ingredient in various traditional dishes, including pickles and chutneys. In addition the fruit is full of Vitamin C, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory compounds. This makes it a powerful tool for boosting immunity, improving digestion, and fighting diseases.

Amla / Indian Gooseberry is famous for its unique flavour and health benefits. This makes it a popular ingredient in various food and cosmetic products. Furthermore ypu can consume fresh amla raw, or used to make juice, powder, or oil. The dried fruit can also be added to spice blends and teas. This provides a delicious and healthy boost to your meals.

Whether you are looking to add more nutrition to your diet or want to try new and exciting ingredients, amla is definitely worth exploring. Also, its rich flavour and numerous health benefits make it a staple in many kitchens and pantries across India, and its popularity is spreading around the world. So why not give it a try and see how it can benefit your health and culinary adventures?

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100% Natural, Contains No artificial colours / Preservatives / Fragrances / Flavours

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Eat Right Basket is part of a social enterprise, Satat Sampada Private Limited that promotes organic farming to protect your health and environment. We grow vegetables, fruits and grains in Uttar Pradesh as well as collaborate with farmers from all over India. This way we can offer you 400+ natural and authentic products.

Our farmers follow traditional Indian farming practices: Besides using vermicompost as manure to enrich the soil, we prepare Panchgavya, Jivamrit and Sanjeevak. Several herbal formulations such as Panch Patti Kadha, Khatti Chhachh (Sour Buttermilk), coal-ash and Dash Parni Ark are in use to keep the pests away.

We do not use any synthetic fertilisers, urea, pesticides, growth hormones and additives to artificially increase production, size or shine of produce.