Foundation Diet and Health
The best perspective for your health
The best perspective for your health
The best perspective for your health
The best perspective for your health

Ingredients

 
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Light, home-made almond puree in glass jar, with almonds next to it.
© Bought from Heike Rau, fotolia

White almond butter, raw? (organic?)
White almond butter consists of peeled, ground almonds, which can be raw if the process is gentle. Organic almond butter is available. 15/21/64 

Coconut blossom sugar from the Cocos nucifera: wooden spoon full heaped, behind open coconut.
© Bought from Ideenkoch, fotolia

Coconut blossom sugar (palm sugar, coconut sugar, raw?, organic?)
Coconut blossom sugar is palm sugar that is primarily obtained from coconut palm blossoms. The vegan, but not raw sugar is used for sweetening. Organic? 98/01/01 

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Tomato paste, unsalted (organic?, raw?)
Unsalted tomato paste is a paste made from ripe tomatoes. It is used to refine sauces or soups, among other things. It is not raw. Organic? 80/18/02 

Two fennel tubers, one cut open - Foeniculum vulgare.
© Bought from TwilightArtPictures, fotolia

Fennel (bulb, raw, organic?)
The sweet, slightly aniseed-tasting fennel bulb is used raw in salads or cooked in vegetable dishes and with fish. 84/14/02 

Cocoa powder, raw and unsweetened, in a white ceramic mortar and pestle.
© CC-by 2.0, Olaf Pokorny, flickr.com

Cocoa powder, unsweetened (raw?, organic?)
Cocoa powder (unsweetened) is available raw or roasted. Natural cocoa powder is usually lighter than processed powder. Organic quality? 63/21/15 

Flakes, coarse and finely ground, vegan (can be heated): whole wheat flour
© CC-by 3.0, Margaret Hoogstrate, Wikipedia

Wheat flour, wholemeal (organic?)
Baked goods made from wholemeal wheat flour taste more intense than white flour products, but the dough does not rise as much due to the higher bran content. Or 82/15/03 

Turmeric (Curcuma longa L.): tumeric root (left), coursely ground powder (right).
© CC-by-sa 3.0, Simon A. Eugster, Wikipedia

Turmeric, fresh (raw, organic?)
Raw turmeric (Curcuma longa, curcuma, turmeric root) not only stimulates digestion, but also has other health-promoting properties. Organic? 84/12/04 

Two Hokkaido pumpkins, two pieces, seeds and pieces - Cucurbita maxima.
© Bought from beats_, fotolia

Hokkaido pumpkin (Hokkaido pumpkin)
The orange-red Hokkaido pumpkin has a nutty aroma and is rich in fiber and vitamins. A Hokkaido pumpkin can be eaten with the skin on. 89/10/01 

A bunch of Moroccan mint (Mentha spicata)
© Bought from emer, fotolia

Moroccan mint, raw (organic?)
Moroccan mint is a descendant of spearmint. It has a milder taste when raw than peppermint. Organic quality? 68/26/06 

Dried, real thyme (Thymus vulgaris) piled on a light surface.
© CC-by-sa 3.0, Daniel78, Wikimedia

Thyme, dried, raw?, organic?
True thyme is a healthy spice because of its essential thyme oil. For reasons of durability, the dried variety is more popular than the raw one. Organic? 79/11/09 

Citrus sautee and grated lemon with lemon rasps in square ceramic bowl.
© Bought from DramaSan, fotolia

Lemon peel, raw (organic?)
Lemon peels have a delicious aroma when raw. Here are a few lemon peel recipes. Only use the peel of untreated citrus fruits (organic)! 90/08/02 

Young woman smells fresh broccoli with stalk. Brassica oleracea var. Italica.
© Bought from anetlanda, fotolia

Broccoli, raw (brocoli, broccoli, brokoli, asparagus cabbage)
Broccoli (brocoli, broccoli, brokoli, asparagus cabbage, sprout cabbage) has a spicy, delicate taste. The flower (head), stalk and leaves are also edible raw. 68/29/04 

Tomatoes, preserved: fresh tomatoes on the left, canned chopped tomatoes on the right.
© Bought from Moving Moment, fotolia

Canned tomatoes (chopped, raw?, organic?)
Chopped tomatoes from a can are generally preserved by heating, not raw. The consistency depends on the product. Organic quality? 79/18/03 

Yellow sweet pepper (bell pepper), hanging on the plant ready for harvest - Capsicum annuum.
© Bought from IamTK, shutterstock

Sweet pepper, yellow, raw (organic?)
In contrast to chili peppers, sweet peppers (raw) are less spicy. Yellow and red peppers are riper, milder and sweeter than green ones. Organic? 84/13/03 

Coconut meat, raw - Cocos nucifera: Two halves show the coconut meat. Behind it ornament.
© Bought from carballo, fotolia

Coconut meat, raw (coconut meat, organic?)
Fresh coconut meat tastes particularly good raw as a snack. But you can also grate it and eat it with fruit salads, desserts or savory dishes. 29/06/64 

Above: open coconut on the left side next to red flower, below shredded coconut in different grades of fineness.
© Bought from ExQuisine, fotolia

Coconut flakes, unsweetened (raw? organic?)
Raw coconut flakes have a sweet, nutty taste. They are mainly used for cakes, pastries and desserts. Organic quality? 25/07/68 

Pasta and baked goods, vegetarian: flour
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Wheat flour (raw?, organic?)
Wheat flour (raw?, organic?) is mainly used for baking bread and other baked goods due to its good baking properties. 84/14/02 

Balsamic vinegar in white double bowl: dark and light (Condimento bianco).
© Bought from Shawn Hempel, Adobe

Balsamic vinegar, white (Condimento bianco, organic?, raw?)
White balsamic vinegar (Condimento bianco) consists of white wine vinegar and grape must. Thickening at a low temperature preserves the light color. Raw food?, 97/01/02 

Virgin sesame oil in a glass bowl with white sesame seeds around it
© Bought from Elena Schweitzer, Adobe

sesame oil
Sesame oil is obtained from white and black sesame seeds. It is not only used in cooking, but is also an ingredient in skin care products. 00/00/100 

Pears in a braided container, around it another and a half. Pyrus communis L.
© Bought from pilipphoto, fotolia

Pears, raw (organic?)
A raw pear contains valuable mineral salts, vitamins and trace elements. Pears are also used in cooked, preserved or dried form. Organic? 97/02/01