Ingredients: BLUE SPIRULINA POWDER
Suggested storage time from the manufacture date*: Up to 1.5 years
Store in: Cool, Dry Place
Allergy info: Packaged in a Facility That Also Handles Tree Nuts, Wheat, Sesame, Soybeans, Fish
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— Raw, Vegan
— Natural food coloring
Spirulina is a blue-green algae that has recently gained tremendous popularity among healthy-food enthusiasts. Due to its impressive nutritional value Spirulina Powder is considered a superfood and is mostly sold in a form of emerald-green fine powder. Blue Spirulina Powder on the other hand is a pure phytochemical known as phycocyanin which is derived from regular green spirulina. In other words, when comparing Blue Spirulina Powder vs Green Spirulina, the first one consists of a single element, which was extracted from its green parent.
Nutritional Value of Pure Blue Spirulina Powder
Blue Spirulina Powder by Food to Live is packed with healthful nutrients. Specifically, it contains Vitamins B1, B2, and B3, which support many processes in our body including the synthesis of red blood cells and energy production. Other essential elements found in this powder are Magnesium, Potassium, and Manganese. Besides, Blue Spirulina is rich in Iron which is important for heart health and may help prevent anemia. Blue Spirulina Powder is an antioxidant that fights free radicals and has strong anti-inflammatory properties. In addition, this superfood may boost the immune system, improve muscle strength, and lower cholesterol levels.
Blue Spirulina Powder Uses
Blue Spirulina Powder taste is reminiscent of seaweed, however, is not as strong or fishy as Green Spirulina’s flavor and is easier to conceal. You can use Blue Spirulina Powder for smoothies, protein shakes, lattes, and yogurts. It’s also an amazing pastry ingredient that will substitute artificial food coloring agents. Not only will this powder color your baked goodies with a natural, vivid blue pigment, but it will also enhance its nutritional value. Furthermore, you can add blue spirulina to desserts, pancakes, rice, and ice-cream. It’s recommended to consume 1-2 teaspoons of Blue Spirulina Powder a day, however, not for a prolonged period of time. Note to take a break after a week of consuming Blue Spirulina.
Storage Tips
Like all powders, Blue Spirulina Powder should be stored in a cool dry place. Always make sure the bag or a container is tightly closed, so no humid air can get inside, especially if you buy Blue Spirulina Powder bulk.