Is the maca powder from raw maca? Some research suggests it is never consumed raw and that it is always cooked.
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The package only says "organic maca root powder". You might consider contacting the nutribullet folks directly for more info.
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Hi again, it's cocoa so it has been heated. I read if it's raw it would be cacao.
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I sure wish someone would answer R. Shim's question about Garden of Life "Raw"ness I too am assuming not heated but would like to know also if acid-processed or merely dried or???
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Yes, raw means that the nuts are shelled and ready to ship. Some people bake or parch nuts, some put different ingredients with nuts when they bake or parch them.......I used mine for pecan pies and I wanted raw because I baked them in the pie. Many prefer to eat the pecans raw. I also used some of mine in salads with out doing anything to them but possible breaking them a little (as they come in halfs). I hope you enjoy yours as much as I did. I will definately order from them next Christmas season!fep
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I am not clear about what you mean by raw? The powder texture is fine ground hemp, pea and rice which is what this is mixture of. Perhaps you can write the manufacturer of this product as the other posts suggests.
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The package I have says nothing about being raw. Dagoba website says they roast there beans.
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The package says a serving size is 1 tsp (5g). Since the only ingredient listed is maca, I'm assuming the answer is 5g. Hope that helps!
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I did some research online to answer this, and found (unsurprisingly) that the answer is not so simple. Raw should mean completely uncooked, and so the label saying uncooked should cover it - but there is a difference in opinion about what constitutes "cooked". I can say from experience with the product that the aroma and flavor are all there and that this does not taste anything like the fake honey that one gets at fast food places or from generic grocery store brands. At the same time, it is not as pungent and full as some of the more exotic honeys that one would pay a lot of money for.
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No, they were raw. Very hight quality. You can roast them or use them in stir fries etc. About 30% less than grocery brands and much higher quality
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You are correct. The label does not say "raw". I have assumed because it is unfiltered and uncooked that it is raw. Sorry I cannot be more helpful.
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I believe this is yellow raw Maca powder, It is the most common and has all the same great benefits of red and black Maca. I think red and black may be more potent. Red & black Maca are available on Amazon as well. Thanks for asking cause I didn't know about the other kinds. I just looked up some information on them and they are all very good for you. here is a link to a Maca blend I found. Essential Living Maca Blend, Raw, 11.5 Ounce
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Yea, maca blends easily into smoothies :) My favorite thing is to blend it into a hot chocolate with raw cacao powder and honey to make it extra creamy :)
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Cannot answer as to its being either organic or "red" maca but it is a powder contained in a clear gel capsule so I would say it is not gelatinized. You can contact the US company, Natural Health International, at 888-668-3661 and ask them yourself.
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Best I can tell this is made from brewed tea. The matcha I have used seems to be from green tea ground to a very fine powder. Since I use this match inserted to me it has much more of a raw taste than the all orgenic instant product. However I don't know that I'm using the matcha properly.
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It's a difficult taste to describe. It's earthy, powdery, slightly sweet and bitter at the same time. It also has a nutty flavor. The taste is similar to a smooth powdery cornmeal. My husband loves the taste of it but I don't like it. However I enjoy the results that Maca yields so I take it. Hope this description is helpful
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I believe this is yellow raw Maca powder, It is the most common and has all the same great benefits of red and black Maca. I think red and black may be more potent. Red & black Maca are available on Amazon as well. Thanks for asking cause I didn't know about the other kinds. I just looked up some information on them and they are all very good for you. here is a link to a Maca blend I found. http://www.amazon.com/Blend-Andean-Essential-Living-Foods/dp/B004FF3FDA/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
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Maca is considered a food source! It has trace amounts of alot of vitamins and minerals! Depends on how much you take! I take it in the morning with breakfast along with a few other vitamins! Gives you a little boost!