GINGER SHOT TURMERIC
TURMERIC, FANTASTIC!
That's why it tastes good.
WHAT'S INSIDE?
The Ginger Shot Turmeric follows hot on the heels of the Classic. Because ginger and turmeric are close relatives. That's why it was only logical for us to double the root power of the old monastery recipe with it.
(Pleasantly) bitter experience
YES, TURMERIC CAN DO IT!
While turmeric is ginger's little cousin, the two play different roles when it comes to taste. While ginger is zesty and spicy, turmeric enchants the tongue with a finely tart and mildly aromatic flavor.
In our bright orange shot, turmeric naturally plays the main role. But the supporting actors are also important. Firstly, we have the mango, which perfectly matches in color and taste. This fruit boosts the shot's freshness kick to a whole new level.
Also on the taste stage? Coconut milk. It makes the shot extra coconutty-creamy and vegan-creamy. Then there's the pepper, which plays a special role. It not only provides the perfect pinch of flavor to round off the shot, but together with the coconut milk, it also helps to get the best out of the turmeric root!
GINGER SHOT TURMERIC
Open your eyes. And your mind.
An old monastery recipe inspired us to create something new using a specially developed manufacturing process: finely cut ginger pieces in every product.
TURMERIC:
fruity-spicy with a hint of Asia
GRILLED PINEAPPLE WITH ROMAINE LETTUCE, PEANUTS and TURMERIC-GINGER VINAIGRETTE
Did your last meal lack a certain something? Next time, add a little vinaigrette!
The recipe for it can be found here ↓
THE ORIGINAL WITH GINGER PIECES.
With ginger pieces
Old monastic recipe
Organic and vegan by conviction
Health is relative
FIND THE DIFFERENCE
Sugar has a bad reputation. Of course, too much of it is bad for you. But the human body needs the carbohydrates it contains. For example, the energy provider sugar is also found in healthy fruit!
Don't forget: Our consumption recommendation is one shot a day.
That's 2.5 g of sugar - only about 5% of the daily sugar requirement for an average adult according to the World Health Organization.
So, a worry-free cheers from us!
