How is Jaggery whole different from Jaggery Powder?
Half of the process for making jaggery powder is identical to the process for producing jaggery whole. However, jaggery powder undergoes additional processing steps, making it slightly more refined than jaggery whole.To create jaggery powder, the initial step involves producing jaggery whole. This solid jaggery is then subjected to a more extended drying period to reduce its moisture content significantly before it is finely ground into powder form. As a result, jaggery whole typically retains more moisture than jaggery powder. This additional processing step of drying and grinding is what sets jaggery powder apart from its solid counterpart.
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How do you ensure the organic status of the jaggery powder available on your website? Given that some farmers use chemicals for cleaning, can you describe the purification process that ensures it meets organic standards
Our jaggery powder undergoes a unique natural clarification process using okra powder, eliminating the necessity for conventional chemical methods often employed by other jaggery manufacturers. This innovative technique not only ensures the purity of ...
Why is my jaggery powder becoming dry and forming granules after I ordered it? What might be causing this issue, and how can I prevent it from happening in the future?
Jaggery powder can sometimes become dry and form granules due to exposure to air, humidity, or fluctuations in temperature. Jaggery is a natural product made from sugarcane, and it contains moisture. When it is exposed to moisture in the air, it can ...
While preparing my herbal tea, I found it to be a little bitter after boiling it, and therefore, I wanted to add some sweetener. Can I use stevia instead of jaggery powder as I heard that jaggery has more calories than stevia?
Yes, the tea will only turn out to be bitter if you boil the leaves. We do not suggest boiling it and request you to read our product label for instructions to use it before preparing the tea. You can use Stevia powder or dried stevia leaves because ...