Usage: This powder is used to win with cooking oil or fat. Let Riu Riu fire win for 5 minutes, then it turns red like the color of shrimp bricks used to cook cary dishes, beef stock, Hue beef vermicelli, crab vermicelli, peanut vermicelli or roast meat for beautiful red color. delicious and attractive.

Preservation: Store in a cool, dry place, avoid direct sunlight on the product. Leftover product after use should be stored in a sealed jar. Should use spices before the date expires. Do not use if the bag has been opened or torn.

 

Characteristic:

 

Cashew powder is also known as cashew powder, cashew powder is extracted from the skin and red flesh surrounding the seeds of the cashew (Cashew). Contains vitamin A, in addition to more selenium, magnesium, calcium. (Dye color)

As a coloring agent for dishes, it looks more delicious.

 

This powder is used to win with cooking oil or fat. Let the fire win for 5 minutes, then it will turn red like the color of shrimp bricks used to cook curry dishes, beef stew, Hue beef vermicelli, crab vermicelli, peanut vermicelli or roast meat for a beautiful red color. and delicious.

 

Dyes are commonly used in Latin American and Caribbean cuisine as a colorant and flavor enhancer. Natives of Central and South America use the seed in body art and for lipstick. For this reason, the dyed cashew is also sometimes referred to as the "lipstick tree". The stained cashew tree is native to South America and has spread to many regions in Asia, it also grows in tropical and subtropical regions of the world, including Central America, Africa and Asia. The heart-shaped fruit is brown or reddish brown when ripe, and covered with a short, straight, hard coat. When fully ripe, the fruit will separate, revealing many crimson seeds inside. The fruit itself is not edible, but the orange-red flesh surrounding the seeds is used as a colorant for foods, yellow or red. The dye from cashew is made by crushing the seeds or boiling it in water or oil.

 

Uses:

 

Pigments are a high source of tocotrienol, which are antioxidants with structure and function similar to vitamin E. The tocotrienol compounds from dyes and other sources such as palm oil and rice bran are the subject of Current nutritional and medical research, since they are thought to be able to prevent cancer because of their anti-angiogenic effects. Dyed cashews, unlike rice bran or palm oil, do not contain any tocopherol compounds, so it is a source of pure natural tocotrienol.

 

In developing countries, such as Colombia in particular, people with low income and little access to modern medicine often use traditional remedies and herbal medicines to treat common infections. Achiote is also one of the herbs used in Colombia to treat bacterial infections. Aside from the known health benefits of xanthophyll, a bioactive sesquiterpene from achiote also exhibits moderate antifungal activity. Norbixin isomers are found in the extract of the dye