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Jerusalem Artichoke Syrup 350 gr.
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Jerusalem Artichoke and Its Syrup
Frequently Asked Questions
Originating from South America, the Jerusalem Artichoke, also known as "Sunchokes", was cultivated by the Topinambo Indian tribe.
This perennial plant is renowned for its tubers, which form the basis of our natural syrup, offering a distinctive taste experience for those seeking natural sweetening alternatives.
This perennial plant is renowned for its tubers, which form the basis of our natural syrup, offering a distinctive taste experience for those seeking natural sweetening alternatives.
In everyday cooking, people frequently use Jerusalem artichoke syrup as a natural sweetener for drinks, tea, coffee, and various beverages.
It works well as an alternative sweetener in baking and can be added to cereals, yogurt, and desserts for natural sweetness.
Additionally, it enhances fish and meat dishes, providing a golden glaze when used in cooking.
Yes, you can, but in moderate doses - one tablespoon at a time when you are hungry.
Plant-Based Origin: Made entirely from Jerusalem artichoke tubers without artificial additives.
Versatile Application: Perfect for those seeking natural sweetening alternatives in their daily cooking and baking.
Mild Flavor Profile: The gentle caramel taste makes it suitable for both sweet and savory applications.
Natural Processing: Created through traditional extraction methods, maintaining the natural characteristics of the Jerusalem artichoke plant.
Versatile Application: Perfect for those seeking natural sweetening alternatives in their daily cooking and baking.
Mild Flavor Profile: The gentle caramel taste makes it suitable for both sweet and savory applications.
Natural Processing: Created through traditional extraction methods, maintaining the natural characteristics of the Jerusalem artichoke plant.
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