Liquorice Root Powder

Name: Liquorice Root Powder
Brand: JURA Naturheilmittel GmbH
Price: 7.95 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (8 reviews)

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€7,95

€9,94 / 100g

15 cents per day – 50 days

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Content: 80 g

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Description

What is the JURA Liquorice Root Powder?

Made from the root of the liquorice plant (Glycyrrhiza glabra), traditionally cultivated in Southern Europe.
According to the traditions of Hildegard von Bingen, this powder offers a sweet, aromatic taste experience.
Versatile for tea, food or as a natural addition to your daily diet.

Why choose this JURA Liquorice Root Powder?

100% pure liquorice root powder with no additives.
Produced in accordance with the traditions of Hildegard von Bingen.
For a good gut feeling and a peaceful mind

Properties of the JURA Liquorice Root Powder:

Liquorice – a plant with a long tradition described in Hildegard's writings.
Offers a naturally sweet aroma, ideal as an alternative to artificial sweeteners.
Described in Hildegard's writings as a special plant with pleasant properties.

Recommendation:

Sprinkle a small amount of powder over food daily

Frequently Asked Questions – Licorice Root Powder: Taste, Usage & Combination

How the powder tastes, how to use it, and what it combines well with.

Does liquorice root powder taste like liquorice?

At its core, yes — liquorice is made from liquorice root. However, the powder tastes less sweet and noticeably earthier than the confectionery, because neither sugar nor flavourings have been added. The characteristic sweetness comes solely from the root itself.

How do I use liquorice root powder?

The usual amount is a knife tip, up to three times daily. It can be dissolved in warm water, stirred into tea, or sprinkled over food. In the kitchen, it can partially replace sweeteners — for example in baked goods or compote.

How long does 80 g of liquorice root powder last?

At a knife tip three times a day, that is around 50 days. Traditionally, liquorice is used in rather moderate amounts and not over long periods of time — this is also suggested by the old sources.

What can liquorice be well combined with?

It harmonises with fennel, anise and cinnamon — all plants with a sweet base note. In tea blends it takes on the role of sweetener, so honey can be omitted. It forms a good counterpoint to bitter herbs.