Ginger Granules (pieces)

What Are Ginger Granules?

Dried ginger granules are ginger cut into small pieces. We produce high-quality products in the following sizes:

Ginger powder 0-1 mm

Ginger pieces for tea

How to Store Ginger Granules?

Dried ginger has a shelf life of at least 1 year when stored under proper conditions. There are 3 main factors that reduce this period:

• Humidity
• Sunlight
• High temperature

To prevent a shortened shelf life, it should be kept in its own packaging in a cool, dry environment away from sunlight.

Where Are Ginger Granules Used?

What Is Its Role in Industrial Production?

1. Where Can It Be Used in Food Production:

   • Herbal Tea Production: Ginger is a key ingredient in hot beverages, used both on its own and blended with other herbal teas.
   • Sherbets and Cold Drinks: In addition to traditional sherbets, it provides a refreshing aroma in cold drinks.
   • Spice Blends: It is found in spice blends in powder or small piece form.
   • Desserts and Confectionery: It is used as a natural sweetener and flavor enhancer in products such as cookies, cakes, ice cream, candies, and Turkish delight.
   • Meat and Chicken Marinades: Ginger is preferred in marinade sauces as a flavor enhancer and tenderizer.
   • Food Supplements: It is used in diet products, energy bars, and functional snacks.

2. Functional and Dietary Food Products:

   • Digestive Support Products: Ginger is found in herbal supplement products due to its effect of relieving stomach discomfort and facilitating digestion.
   • Immune Boosting Supplements: Stands out with its antiviral and antibacterial properties.
   • Pain Relief and Anti-inflammatory Products: Ginger is used in the functional food industry for its pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory properties.

3. Cosmetics and Personal Care:

   • Skincare: With its antioxidant properties, ginger is used in skin-renewing and tone-balancing products.
   • Hair Care: It is found in shampoos and hair masks due to its anti-dandruff and hair-loss-reducing effects.
   • Massage Oils: With its relaxing and muscle-soothing effects, ginger extracts are used in massage oils.

4. Color and Flavoring:

   • Natural Sweetener: Ginger is used as a natural sweetener and flavoring agent in various foods and beverages.
   • Coffee and Tea Products: Ginger is a popular choice in flavored coffee blends and herbal teas.

5. Home Products and Decoration:

   • Natural Fragrance: Ginger can be used as a natural source of aroma in candles and room fragrances.

Home Uses and Applications:

1. Homemade Beverages:

   • Ginger Tea: It can be brewed with hot water and consumed as a refreshing and immune-supporting tea.
   • Cold Drinks: Cold drinks prepared using ginger with lemon and honey offer a refreshing option in summer months.
   • Detox Drinks: In homemade detox blends, ginger is a key ingredient that supports digestion.

2. Food Preparation:

   • Homemade Desserts: Ginger can be used as a natural flavoring in cookies, cakes, and candies.
   • Marinades: Ginger can be used in homemade marinades for meat and chicken.
   • Soups and Meals: Ginger is preferred as a flavor enhancer, especially in Asian cuisine dishes.
   • Homemade Jams and Marmalades: Ginger can be added to jams and marmalades to provide a natural aroma.

Nutritional Values of Fresh and Dried Ginger