100g Turmeric Powder Curcumin for herbal tea, Turmeric Mask

Turmeric powder (Curcuma longa) offers a vibrant golden-yellow spice with earthy, slightly bitter flavor—versatile for golden milk lattes, herbal teas, curries, and DIY face masks. This 100-gram pack provides finely ground turmeric rich in the compound curcumin that gives it the distinctive color. Use 1/4–1/2 teaspoon per cup for beverages or mix with honey and yogurt for a simple face mask.

Turmeric has been a cornerstone of South Asian cooking and traditional wellness for thousands of years—its warm, earthy flavor and striking golden color are unmistakable. This 100-gram pack of finely ground Curcuma longa works equally well stirred into a warming golden milk latte, added to curries and rice dishes, or mixed into a simple DIY face mask. The curcumin content gives turmeric its deep yellow-orange hue and has made it a subject of ongoing research.

Key Benefits

• 100 g finely ground turmeric powder (Curcuma longa)
• Vibrant golden-yellow color from natural curcumin
• Earthy, warm, slightly bitter flavor profile
• Multi-use: golden milk, tea, curries, smoothies, face masks
• Traditional ingredient in Ayurvedic and Asian cuisines
• Resealable pouch maintains freshness and color

How to Use

1. For golden milk: whisk 1/4–1/2 tsp into 250 ml warm milk with honey, black pepper
2. For herbal tea: add 1/4 tsp to hot water with ginger, lemon, honey
3. For cooking: add 1/2–1 tsp to curries, rice, soups, scrambled eggs
4. For face mask: mix 1 tsp with 1 tbsp honey and 1 tbsp yogurt; apply 10 min
5. Pair with black pepper—piperine may enhance curcumin absorption
6. Store in sealed container away from light to preserve color

Specifications

Net weight: 100 g. Form: Finely ground powder. Species: Curcuma longa. Color: Golden-yellow to orange. Origin: South Asian cultivation. Shelf life: 24 months sealed.

What's Included

• 100 g turmeric powder
• Resealable pouch

Care & Storage

Store in a cool, dark, dry place. Keep sealed between uses. Turmeric stains—handle carefully on light surfaces and fabrics.

Key Terms

• Curcuma longa — The botanical name for turmeric, a rhizome in the ginger family
• Curcumin — The primary bioactive compound in turmeric, responsible for its yellow color
• Golden milk — A traditional beverage of turmeric, milk, and spices

Who Should Not Use

• Pregnant or nursing: culinary amounts fine; high doses not studied; consult provider
• Those on blood-thinning medications: turmeric may interact; use culinary amounts
• Those with gallbladder issues: may stimulate bile; check with provider
• For face masks: patch test first; turmeric may temporarily stain skin

A warm mug of golden milk on a cold evening—there's something about that bright yellow swirl that feels like comfort itself.