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Z Natural Foods Organic Pomegranate Juice Powder, Nutrient-Packed Powder, Mix It Into Smoothies, Tea, Juice, Yogurt, and Recipes, Raw, Vegan, Non-GMO, Gluten-Free, 1 lb
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Z Natural Foods Organic Pomegranate Juice Features
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Year-Round Pomegranate Goodness: Indulge in the delightful taste and potent health benefits of pomegranate throughout every season with the Z Natural Foods pomegranate juice powder that is perfect for filling the nutrition gaps in your diet.
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Versatile Pomegranate Powder: Unleash your culinary prowess with the versatility of pomegranate juice powder. Effortlessly mix the powder into smoothies, tea, juice, yogurt, and various recipes, enhancing your daily diet with the goodness of pomegranate.
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Organic and Raw Pomegranate Powder: Our powder is crafted from whole raw pomegranate fruit juice, excluding the seeds and rind. The juice is gently dried and blended with a touch of organic corn maltodextrin to allow easy mixing and prevent clumping.
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Packed with Health Benefits: Our pomegranate juice powder is jam-packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and amino acids that are important to boost daily bodily functions, nourish the body, and support the body’s ability to destroy free radicals.
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Easy to Use: Available in a bag of 1 lb., our pomegranate juice comes in powder form, so you can easily infuse your favorite foods and drinks with pomegranate. Also, our powder is organic, vegan, gluten-free, non-GMO, raw, chemical-free, and delicious.
About Z Natural Foods Organic Pomegranate Juice
One of the oldest cultivated fruits, pomegranates first grew in ancient Persia and the health benefits of pomegranate were recognized even then. The Romans gave it its nameΓÇÜ pomegranate" literally means "seed apple" in LatinΓÇÜ and planted the sturdy seedlings throughout their empire. Spain so loved pomegranates that they named the city of Granada after them according to some historians.
