Pure coconut oil (English: virgin coconut oil) is coconut oil made from fresh coconut raw materials, extracted from the oil or the kernel, processed by controlled heating or without heating at all, without chemicals and RDB.
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Distillation of coconut oil as above results in the content of essential compounds needed by the body intact. Pure coconut oil with the main content of lauric acid has antibiotic, anti-bacterial and fungal properties.
Pure coconut oil, or better known as Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO), is a modification of the coconut oil manufacturing process so that it produces products with low water content and free fatty acid content, clear color, smells good, and has a long shelf life, which is more of 12 months.
The manufacture of virgin coconut oil has many advantages, namely:
does not require expensive costs, because raw materials are easily obtained at low prices
processing is simple and not too complicated, as well as
minimal energy use, because it does not use fuel, so that the chemical and nutritional content is maintained, especially the fatty acids in the oil.
When compared with ordinary coconut oil, or often referred to as cooking oil (copra coconut oil), virgin coconut oil has a better quality. Copra coconut oil will be brownish yellow in color, odorless, and easily rancid, so that its shelf life does not last long (less than two months). From an economic point of view, virgin coconut oil has a higher selling price than copra coconut oil, so studies on the manufacture of VCO need to be developed.
Coconut Sugar is produced by Evaporating the Palm Sap derived from the Flowers of Coconut trees.Coconut Sugar is great as 100% Natural Sweetener and No Added Sugar, Chemicals, Additives and Preservatives at all. Total Production Process is free from any kind of bleaching.
Coconut Sugar contains all the natural goodness of Coconuts, especially it is Rich in Minerals such as Magnesium, Potassium, Zinc, Iron and good source of B Group Vitamins.
Coconut Sugar contains very low Glycemic Index comparess to the other Sugars and Sweeteners. Also, coconut sugar provides Slow-release Energy providing healthy sustena
Coconut Sugar is produced by Evaporating the Palm Sap derived from the Flowers of Coconut trees.Coconut Sugar is great as 100% Natural Sweetener and No Added Sugar, Chemicals, Additives and Preservatives at all. Total Production Process is free from any kind of bleaching.
Coconut Sugar contains all the natural goodness of Coconuts, especially it is Rich in Minerals such as Magnesium, Potassium, Zinc, Iron and good source of B Group Vitamins.
Coconut Sugar contains very low Glycemic Index comparess to the other Sugars and Sweeteners. Also, coconut sugar provides Slow-release Energy providing healthy sustena
Shallots (Allium ascalonicum) are a member of the allium family, closely related to onions, garlic, and chives. Whether diced, minced, or sliced, shallots are used for seasoning dishes, either with a soft onion undercurrent or a pop of sharp acidity similar to a hint of garlic. They can also be used to brighten vinaigrettes.
Konnyaku (Amorphophallus konjac; English: konjac; Japanese: konnyaku; Korean: ; gonyak; Chinese: ; pinyin: j ru) is a type of tuber plant belonging to the genus Amorphophallus that grows in areas warm subtropical to tropical such as East Asia, Japan, southern China to Indonesia. Other names in foreign languages are konjac, konjaku, devil's tongue, or elephant foot yam (although this last name is also assigned to suweg A. paeoniifolius)
Konnyaku is an annual plant that grows from large tubers with a diameter of 25 cm. This tuber is a modification of the stem. The leaves measure 1.3 m from the base, pinnate, and divided into various leaflets. The flowers are produced in a flower sheath (spatha) protected by a dark purple protective leaf (bractea) measuring up to 55 cm.
The name "galangal" may derive from Persian qulanjan or Arabic khalanjan, which in turn may be an adaptation of the Chinese gao liang jiang. Its name in India comes from the same root, including kulanja in Sanskrit, kulanjan in Hindi, and kholinjan in Urdu.
