Licorice root cut 100g - VIVIO

Licorice is a popular addition to many foods. Due to its characteristic aroma and sweet taste, it is used in the manufacture of chocolates, candies, ice cream, cakes, beverages and chewing gum. It is also used in the pharmaceutical industry to mask the bitter taste and unpleasant odor of medicines. The soothing and moisturizing properties of licorice have also made it used in cosmetics. The compounds found in licorice root have anti-ulcer, anti-bacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties.
Licorice is a perennial that belongs to the Fabaceae family. Known in Chinese medicine for thousands of years. Used in ancient Rome and Greece. A decoction made from liquorice roots is used today for cultural ceremonies in India. Buddha statues are bathed in it on his birthday. The drippings are considered medicine. The Latin name of liquorice - Glycyrrhiza - loosely translated means "sweet root". Also known as “malt” in Polish. It can grow up to 1.5 m high. It has distinctive flowers that are lilac, lilac, or white. The fruits are pods with a leathery covering. Inside are 3 to 5 seeds. A very extensive root system is typical of this plant and this part is most commonly used in the food industry and for medicinal purposes. Harvesting occurs in late autumn and early spring. The underground parts are dried in a shaded and ventilated place. The licorice root is then ground up and is usually sold in this form. The pharmaceutical industry also uses fresh root extract. Where is licorice found? In its natural state we can find it in the Mediterranean. It grows in the territories of Spain, Italy, Greece, Syria, Turkey and Iran. Currently widely grown in many countries and in several varieties. It can even be found in Polish gardens.
Lucretia is a very popular ingredient in Italian and French cuisine. It is used in the preparation of desserts, cakes and ice cream. It is used in the manufacture of chewy and chewy candies, which have a characteristic black color and aniseed flavor. The sweetness of licorice makes it easy to use as a sugar substitute. The youngest members of the family will certainly be happy about homemade liquorice gums. For their preparation, 30 grams of ground root, 9 teaspoons of gelatin and 6 tablespoons of lemon juice are enough. Boil the liquorice in 500ml of water over a low heat for 30 minutes. Strain the broth and let cool. Add gelatin, lemon juice and heat, do not bring to a boil. Put the mixture in the fridge for a few hours and the jellies are ready. Or maybe there are a few proven recipes for dried dishes with liquorice? The root goes very well with rice. It is worth preparing homemade risotto with its addition. It is enough to add a few pieces of licorice root to the water in which the rice will be cooked, and later enjoy the original taste of the dish.
It's also a good idea to add a pinch of ground root to your herbal tea. Licorice goes perfectly with ginger. Fruit or lemon tea with the addition of this sweet root is not the best choice in this case.
The moisturizing and soothing properties of licorice make it an ingredient in many cosmetics. The glycyrrhetinic acid it contains is used in the manufacture of protective and nourishing hand and face creams, tanning agents and sunburn balm. This acid also has a decongestant effect, so it is added to anti-cellulite cosmetics. The active ingredients contained in the liquorice root are also used in the manufacture of oral hygiene preparations. Since these are substances with a strikingly sweet taste, they are a component of toothpaste, among other things. The glabridin contained in this plant also has whitening, antioxidant and wound-healing effects. This compound also prevents pigmentation resulting from exposure to UVB rays. This explains why licorice is used to make sunscreen. Licorice root's soothing properties make it an ingredient in many shampoos and conditioners. Homemade licorice conditioner for hair can help fight hair loss, making it wetter and softer. Two tablespoons of ground root and two glasses of water are enough to prepare it. The mixture should be boiled, cooled and sifted. It is used for the final rinsing of the hair.

INGREDIENTS
Licorice root (Glycyrrhiza glabra)

REMARKS
Contains liquorice. Patients with high blood pressure should avoid excessive consumption.
Do not use any dietary supplement for more than 6 weeks without medical advice.
A dietary supplement is not to be used as a substitute for a varied diet, which is essential to maintaining good health.
It is not recommended for pregnant and breastfeeding women and people with high blood pressure.

NET WEIGHT: 100 g

RECOMMENDED STORAGE
Store cool and dry