SPINACH POWDER[SPINACIA OLERACEA]

Listing description
Dried spinach powder is an amazingly versatile ingredient that everyone should keep handy! It allows you to incorporate green goodness in an instant. Here are a few of our favorite spinach powder tips, tricks, and recipes! Detailed d
~ Spinach powder can be used to replace some of the flour in breads and baked goods. Replace up to 1/4 cup of flour with dried spinach powder in your favorite recipe.
~ Spinach powder can be used as a natural food dye or to color handmade soap.
~ Spinach powder can be mixed with equal parts kelp powder to make a skin nourishing face mask. Some people swear by its ability to lessen the appearance of puffiness and redness.
~ Spinach powder can be encapsulated for convenient use.
~ Spinach powder is a good way to sneak some leafy greens into your picky eater’s diet.
Try using Spinach powder to make this deliciousness…
Homemade Spinach Pasta Noodles
Homemade Spinach Tortillas
Spinach Pizza Crust
Falafel
Hummus
Green Egg Scrambles
Green Pesto Mashed Potatoes
Green Smoothies
Spinach and Garlic Dip
Popcorn Seasoning
Veggie Casseroles
Quiche Florentine
White Bean Soup
And how about a Bloody Mary with a little spinach powder too? Mmmm!

Packaging details
We usually bag ores in 50kg,100kg,150kg and 200kgs depending on specifications. Now for a 50kg bagged ore it will contain 480 bags for a 20ft container,610 bags for a 40ft container,  642 and 674 bags for a 48ft and 53ft containers respectively. For a 100kg bagged ore we  have 240 bags for a 20ft container, 305 bags for a 40ft container,329 bags for  48ft  and 344 bags for a 53ft container. However, the best method to transport ores such as iron is through ship loads such as in 25000 ,50000, tones and so on, because through this way the transporting is less cumbersome and one can transport more materials at a given time.

PRICE

$11/KG OR $5/IB

For more information:

mobile: +2348039721941

contact person: emeaba uche

e-mail: emeabau@yahoo.com

website: www.franchiseminerals.com






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