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Inulin Powder 200g
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£4.99
Inulin powder can be described as a fibrous carbohydrate that can be classified as a starch. Inulin is rich in fibre and adds a mild sweetness when added to drinks and foods and is said to help intestinal issues.
Inulin powder can be described as a fibrous carbohydrate that can be classified as a starch. Inulin is rich in fibre and can be found in a variety of foods such as vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Inulin is in the class of compounds known as fructans and is a naturally occurring oligosaccharide, meaning it has several simple sugars linked together. Inulin powder adds a mild sweetness when added to drinks and foods and is said to help intestinal issues.
How To Use Your Inulin:
You can add inulin to any food or drink to create a slightly sweetened flavour, it is particularly good in creating thicker, more satisfying healthy smoothies. It is also useful in baking as a binding agent or as a syrup when combined with water and heated slightly.
Packed in a factory which also packs cereals containing gluten (wheat and barley), nuts, peanuts, sesame, sulphur dioxide, celery and mustard.
Country of Origin: Holland
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The former news reader was discovered to have large amounts of dangerous visceral fat in her body and immediately advised to start consuming inulin. This is a common enough carbohydrate that is produced by thousands of different plants including onions, bananas, leeks and asparagus.
