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Sweet peppers, Capsicum annuum, raw: red, yellow and green on a wooden plate.
© Bought from naltik, fotolia

Sweet peppers, red, raw (organic?)
Red bell peppers taste sweet when raw and contain hardly any capsaicin compared to chili peppers. There are green, yellow and red varieties of bell pepper. Orga 82/14/04 

Ground cinnamon—Cinnamomum aromaticum—with cinnamon sticks and two unrelated leaves on top.
© Bought from Floydine, fotolia

Cinnamon (ground, raw, organic?)
Cinnamon (ground, raw, organic?) is used to season food. The ingredient coumarin, which is higher in "cheap cinnamon", is considered unhealthy. 94/05/01 

Ripe cashew apples with the nuts on a table. Cashews are usually not raw!
© Bought from paulovilela, fotolia

Cashew nuts, raw? organic? (Cashew nuts)
Cashew nuts "raw" is a deception. High heat is used to deactivate the toxic shell oil: steam or roasting processes. Organic? Probably not! 33/20/48 

Cayenne pepper on wooden spoons - made of chili peppers sort Cayenne - lies next to it.
© Bought from Jana Behr, fotolia

Cayenne pepper (raw?, organic?)
Cayenne pepper is one of the hottest spices that can also be used raw in the kitchen. In addition to being spicy, it also tastes a little bitter. Available orga 66/14/20 

Apple, with peel (Malus domestica), a healthy man enjoying an apple (Malus domestica).
© Bought from ajr_images, fotolia

Apple, raw, with peel
Daily consumption of raw apples with peel (and core) is not only delicious, but also healthy and can protect against chronic diseases such as cancer. 97/02/01 

A woman displays the two halves of an avocado which has been cut open.
© Bought from Sergio Monti, fotolia

Avocados, raw (organic?)
Avocados, which are high in fat, are usually eaten raw. Organic quality is preferable. Never press avocados with your finger, otherwise they will develop rotten 34/08/58 

Orange, raw, with peel (Citrus sinensis): oranges cut in half, and in the backgroud orange juice.
© Bought from yesyesterday, fotolia

Oranges, raw (organic?)
Oranges give dishes an exotic touch and are a source of vitamin C when eaten raw. If they are organic, the peel can also be used. 92/07/01 

Chili powder: A sliced chili pepper to the left then increasingly smaller pieces to the right.
© Bought from phive2015, fotolia

Chili powder (raw?, organic?)
Chili powder is a mixture of spices that includes cayenne pepper and is raw depending on how it is produced. Available in organic quality. 64/17/18 

Ground cumin seeds (Cuminum cyminum) in a large sack.
© CC-by-sa 3.0, Giovanni Dall`Orto, Wikipedia

Cumin, ground (raw, organic?)
Ground cumin (raw) has a slightly spicy aroma that goes particularly well with Arabic, oriental and Asian dishes. Organic quality? 52/21/26 

Onion, red, raw - Allium cepa: one half shows red on the inside, one onion on the right.
© Bought from BillionPhotos.com, fotolia

Onions, red (raw, organic?)
Red onions have a thin skin and their mild taste makes them a good addition to salads when eaten raw. They are a popular home remedy for colds. Organic quality? 89/10/01 

Two shades of ground paprika and paprika seeds in bowls surrounded by different chili varieties.
© Bought from Igor, fotolia

Paprika powder, hot (raw?, organic?)
The choice of paprika varieties and the ingredients used determine the spiciness and aroma of the paprika powder. Organic, but rarely available raw. 67/17/16 

Almonds—Prunus dulcis—spilling out of a small basket onto a wooden table.
© Bought from Melica, fotolia

Almonds (sweet almonds), raw
Almonds or sweet almonds are best eaten raw, unsalted - or even roasted and salted. Bitter almonds, however, contain a lot of amygdalin. 23/23/54 

Yeast flakes (yeast) in a bowl: yeast is a heat-inactivated yeast.
© CC-by-sa 2.0, Géraldine Korner, Stiftung Gesundheit und Ernährung Schweiz

Yeast flakes: premium yeast, nutritional yeast, yeast powder (organic?)
Yeast flakes or yeast powder, also known as nutritional yeast, nutritional yeast or nutritional yeast flakes: 1 tablespoon of the product covers the daily requi 42/54/04 

Ground turmeric on the left—Curcuma longa L.—and a curcuma blossom and leaf on the right.
© Bought from Scisetti Alfio, fotolia

Turmeric (saffron root), ground, raw (organic?)
The digestive stimulant turmeric is saffron root or yellow root, a rhizome similar to that of ginger. Raw, but ground (organic?). 84/12/04 

Vegetables, raw, untreated: celery, raw (Apium graveolens)
© Public Domain, Lombroso, Wikimedia

Celery (bleached celery), raw (organic?)
The leaf stalks of celery or celery (organic?) are crunchy and spicy-aromatic. They are eaten raw in salads, with dips or cooked. 78/18/04 

Soy sauce (Genen Shoyu), low salt in square white ceramic bowl with chop sticks next to it.
© Bought from tycoon101, fotolia

Reduced salt soy sauce (Genen Shoyu, organic?, raw?)
Reduced salt soy sauce (Genen Shoyu) has significantly less salt than conventional Shoyu. Available in organic quality. Not available raw. 42/58/00 

Apple cider vinegar in a glass carafe, on the right a wooden board with an apple and a sliced apple.
© Bought from anjelagr, fotolia

Apple cider vinegar (raw?, organic?)
Apple cider vinegar is a fruit vinegar made from apples. Organic quality vinegar is naturally cloudy and unpasteurized (usually raw), with about 5% acid. 100/00/00 

Cultured mushrooms, edible raw - Agaricus bisporus: wicker basket with white and brown mushrooms.
© Bought from pilipphoto, fotolia

Cultivated mushrooms, raw (organic?)
The cultivated mushroom can also be eaten raw. Champignons are very popular edible mushrooms and are available in white and brown. Organic? 49/46/05 

Agave syrup as a sweetener - drizzling off of a spoon to display the thin consistency.
© Bought from pat_hastings, fotolia

Agave syrup (agave syrup, raw?, organic?)
The agave syrup used as a sweetener is easily soluble. It is a vegan alternative to honey. Available in organic quality and partly raw. 99/00/01 

Coriander seed, (Coriandrum sativum): wooden scoop and bowl, cilantro plant on the left in the back.
© Bought from sommai, fotolia

Coriander, seeds (raw?, organic?)
Coriander seeds (organic) are used whole or ground as a spice. Raw and unroasted, they contain essential oils (such as linalool and geraniol). 65/15/21