ADONIS VALLEY WILD CAPERS
Caparis spinosa or capers it is a wild variety growing spontaneously in rocky soils of the valley.
Capers enhance flavor without adding significant amounts of calories, fat, or sugar. This makes them an excellent option for people looking to cut calories but still enjoy tasty dishes.
Beyond their flavorful and low calorie nature, capers provide a variety of health benefits. Long respected in folk medicine, capers are now prized among food among food scientists for their anti-inflammatory properties.
When combined with poultry or red meat, capers may help limit the creation of harmful byproducts that have been linked to cell damage and an increased risk of cancer. This health benefit applies even with small amounts of capers. Pickled capers pack high doses of the bioflavonoid quercetin, which plays an important role in the functioning of the KCNQ gene family’s potassium ion channels. If dysfunctional, these channels increase the likelihood of someone developing several dangerous health conditions, including arrhythmia of the heart.People who regularly consume flavonols such as quercetin are less likely to develop Alzheimer’s.
Ingredients:
Capers, water, vinegar, sea salt.
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Recommended use: Traditionally used in chicken piccata, but you can add it to your salads,soups,eggs and salmon$3.00
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Caparis spinosa or capers it is a wild variety growing spontaneously in rocky soils of the valley.
Capers enhance flavor without adding significant amounts of calories, fat, or sugar. This makes them an excellent option for people looking to cut calories but still enjoy tasty dishes.
Beyond their flavorful and low calorie nature, capers provide a variety of health benefits. Long respected in folk medicine, capers are now prized among food among food scientists for their anti-inflammatory properties.
When combined with poultry or red meat, capers may help limit the creation of harmful byproducts that have been linked to cell damage and an increased risk of cancer. This health benefit applies even with small amounts of capers. Pickled capers pack high doses of the bioflavonoid quercetin, which plays an important role in the functioning of the KCNQ gene family’s potassium ion channels. If dysfunctional, these channels increase the likelihood of someone developing several dangerous health conditions, including arrhythmia of the heart.People who regularly consume flavonols such as quercetin are less likely to develop Alzheimer’s.
Ingredients:
Capers, water, vinegar, sea salt.
| Weight | 145 kg |
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