Amla Powder – 2-Pack (2 × 200 g) | Indian Gooseberry Powder | Phyllanthus emblica | FOODHERBS – Free Shipping
Free Shipping Pack size: 2 packs × 200 g each (total net weight: 400 g).FOODHERBS Amla Powder is a finely ground botanical powder made from dried Amla fruit pulp. The seeds are not used in...
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Pack size: 2 packs × 200 g each (total net weight: 400 g).
FOODHERBS Amla Powder is a finely ground botanical powder made from dried Amla fruit pulp. The seeds are not used in this product. The dried fruit pulp is carefully processed and powdered to provide a convenient ingredient for traditional food, beverage, hair-care and skincare preparations.
Why Choose FOODHERBS Amla Powder?
- Made from dried Amla fruit pulp
- Seeds are not used
- Botanical name: Phyllanthus emblica
- Also known as Indian Gooseberry
- Traditional Indian botanical ingredient
- Fine powder format for convenient use
- Suitable for food and beverage preparations
- Suitable for traditional hair-care preparations
- Suitable for selected skincare preparations
- No added artificial colors
- No unnecessary fillers
About Amla
Amla (Phyllanthus emblica) is a traditional Indian fruit valued for its distinctive sour and astringent taste. It has long been used in Indian culinary and traditional herbal practices. The fruit pulp is dried and ground into powder for convenient use in food, beverage and botanical personal-care preparations.
Food & Beverage Uses
Amla Powder can be incorporated into suitable food and beverage preparations.
- Mix a small quantity into smoothies
- Add to suitable fruit or herbal beverages
- Incorporate into traditional Indian recipes
- Use in suitable chutney or seasoning blends
- Combine with other food ingredients according to your recipe
Tip: Amla has a naturally sour and astringent taste. Start with a small quantity and adjust according to your preferred flavour.
Traditional Hair-Care Uses
Amla Powder can be incorporated into traditional herbal hair-care preparations. Mix the required quantity with water or another suitable medium. It can be combined with Bhringraj, Shikakai or Hibiscus Powder for traditional hair masks. Apply to hair and scalp and rinse thoroughly. Patch test before use.
Traditional Skincare Uses
Amla Powder can be incorporated into suitable botanical face masks and skincare blends. Mix the required quantity with water, yogurt, honey or another suitable medium, apply to clean skin and rinse. Patch test before use.
Botanical & Indian Common Names
- Botanical Name: Phyllanthus emblica
- English: Indian Gooseberry / Amla
- Tamil: Nellikkai
- Telugu: Usirikkai
- Malayalam: Nelli
- Kannada: Bettadanelli
- Hindi: Amla / Amalaki
- Sanskrit: Amalaki
Product Information
- Product: Amla Powder
- Botanical Name: Phyllanthus emblica
- Plant Part Used: Dried Fruit Pulp
- Seeds: Not used
- Processing: Dried fruit pulp, finely powdered
- Product Form: Fine Botanical Powder
- SKU: FH0036
Storage
Store Amla Powder in a cool, dry place away from moisture, heat and direct sunlight. Keep the package tightly closed after opening.
FAQs
What is Amla Powder?
Finely ground powder made from dried Amla fruit pulp, also known as Indian Gooseberry.
Is the Amla seed used?
No. FOODHERBS Amla Powder is made from dried fruit pulp. The seed is not used in this product.
What is the botanical name?
Phyllanthus emblica.
Can it be used in smoothies?
Yes. A small quantity can be incorporated into suitable smoothies or beverages.
Can it be used for hair care?
Yes. It can be incorporated into traditional hair masks and botanical blends.
Can it be used for skincare?
Yes. It can be incorporated into suitable DIY botanical skincare preparations. Patch test first.
Disclaimer
This product is intended as a traditional food, herbal and cosmetic/personal-care ingredient. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. If consuming, follow the package serving instructions and consult a healthcare professional if pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a medical condition. For external applications, patch test before use.
