Kakadu Plum Powder 20g

INGREDIENTS
100% Terminalia ferdinandiana.

Kakadu Plum is a native Australian bush fruit, similar to a plum. It is wild harvested in the Top End of Australia, as well as around Broome in Western Australia. It is not a strong flavour though, especially when mixed in with other ingredients, so it’s not something that will give you a big flavor impact. Add it to your smoothie, and you probably won’t taste it. Add it to your water bottle and you will!

One serve of Kakadu Plum Powder (3g) gives you 180% of your daily vitamin C intake. In traditional medicine, Kakadu plums were used to treat colds, the flu, and headaches. They were also utilized as an antiseptic or soothing balm for the limbs.

More recently, they have been recognized for their high nutritional value, packed with antioxidants. They are low in calories, rich in nutrients, fiber, vitamins, & minerals. It is well known for antibacterial, antifungal antimicrobial and more importantly antiviral properties.
SUGGESTED USES.
To retain KAKADU PLUM powders’ nutrient level it is best used in cold or raw recipes. Sprinkle over your breakfast cereal and chia pudding. Add to your favourite super smoothies or stir one teaspoon into a glass of water or juice. Add to yogurt mixture, ice creams.

protein balls, salads, salad dressing. People are even using them in face masks and as a spritzer.

“Namarrkon is the lightning man. His body is shaped like a praying mantis. He makes lightning flashes with his lightning rods that go around his body. This is his power source, to light up clouds and the sky. Namarrkon has axes on his shoulders and knees. When he comes to earth as a lightning strike, he uses the axes to split trees. We can hear Namarrkon’s thunder from late October. That’s when he tells Aboriginal people that Kakadu Plum is ready to collect and eat.”

– Leslie Nawirridj, Gunbalanya. The painting is by Jimmy Njimjuma of Namarrkon the Lighting Spirit.

 

OUR PRODUCTS:

All our flavoured blends are blended in Australia. We use Indigenous bushtucker, & local grown first. Obviously, some spices do not grow in Australia, so we use highest quality imported flavours of the world.  We choose organic and pesticide free. We choose only the best

SUGGESTED USES FOR SALTS

Use as you would normally use salt. That’s why we say “If you’re going to add a Pincha Salt, add one with flavour! To get more bang for your flavour buck here’s the way to lift an ordinary sandwich to the next level. Firstly, collect and slice all the wet ingredients such as tomatoes and cucumber and salt them. Go ahead and build the rest of your sandwich. Whilst you’re doing that the flavours in the salt will have had time to pop. So, when you chow down, you’ll taste the difference. Remember that you’re using less salt than normal because we’ve added the spices. If you’re on a low sodium diet, try our SALT BUSH or even a sprinkle of rub, as most have much less salt. products to ensure a flavour burst you’ll come to know and trust.

SUGGESTED USES FOR RUBS

If this is your first try using a dry rub, we recommend grilling a meat that you are used to cooking. Feel free to season chicken, lamb fish, pork, beef, and even goat. Leave overnight for best flavour results. Use one teaspoon per 250g of food as a first-time guide. Next time you can adjust up and down to your taste. Best used on food at room temp so that the fibres are relaxed. I prefer to NOT oil the food first as this act as a barrier. I tend to score the flesh, then add the spices, and let it sit for about 20 mins at least before I oil it and give it all a good massage. I add a bit more oil to the pot or pan so it rests on a barrier to the cooking surface. Using a heat that is too high tends to burn the spices and turn them bitter so slow and steady wins the race! A teaspoon or two can also be added to stews, casseroles, curries and hotpots.

FREE FROM

We strive to keep all our products natural. Exceptfor Diggers Dukkah ALL our other products are:

GLUTEN FREE, VEGAN, NO PRESERVATIVES, NO ADDED MSG, NO FILLERS, NO NASTIES. NO ANTI CAKING AGENTS, (if they harden give them a firm bang with the rolling pin)

MONASH UNIVERSITY CERTIFIED LOW FODMAP RANGE

Mediterranean Rub, Seafood Rub, Bush Dukkah, Hing Garlic and Onion substitute Salt, Zesty Pep, Lemon and Herb Pepper in refills or grinders. Working on more to come.

TUMMY FRIENDLY
Complimentary to Low FODMAP, and includes, Hajia Mediterranean Salt (previously certified and no ingredient changes) Lemon Myrtle and Kakadu Plum Salt, Chili Salt, Salt & Vinegar Salt,

AUSTRALIAN NATIVE BOTANICALS 

Again, complimentary to the FODMAP Range, are our Aussie bush foods. We worked with Monash University to get these on their APP. Lemon Myrtle Milled, Kakadu Plum, Salt Bush, Gundabluey Wattle.

SHELF LIFE – SALTS, SPICES RUBS DIPS BOTANICALS.

We’d like to say 2000 years on account of the Egyptians and the tombs but couldn’t get that past the food guy!  You have 3 years. DUKKAHS 1 year. Will keep up to 6 months if refrigerated after opening.

REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE

Our packets are made from BIO film, so they degrade. Offer a waterproof protection, stops leakage of nut oils from Dukkah, will fit into most spice jars if you prefer to reuse what you may already have.

SOCIAL MEDIA

If you have something great to say please give a 5 Star review, a like, a share. If there’s a problem, this is something WE DO NOT take with a Pincha Salt. In fact, we take it very seriously, so PLEASEtell us. Were all about you and want you to be satisfied.  We want to be the best we can be.

OUR COMMUNITY
Ask to be added to ‘The Kitchen Shed’ to learn more uses for all our products as they are so much more versatile than you may know. Show us YOUR kitchen nails, fails, recipes hints and tips. Not only is it interesting and helpful to others, we may learn something from your insight.

DISCLAIMER 

Although we take great care in our “Kitchen” hygiene and manufacturing process to ensure your safety, products may contain traces of nuts. DUKKAH is made from tree nuts and peanuts, seeds and spices.