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Dried Black Lemon

Dried black lemon, also known as “lumi,” is a dried lemon used extensively in Arabic and Indian cuisine. The entire lemon, including the peel and juice, is dried, giving it a distinct flavor and numerous health benefits.

 

Weight : 900 g

Original price was: AED 40.00.Current price is: AED 33.99.

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Nutrition facts, 100 g

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Dried black lemon, also known as “lumi,” is a dried lemon used extensively in Arabic and Indian cuisine. The entire lemon, including the peel and juice, is dried, giving it a distinct flavor and numerous health benefits.

Benefits of Dried Black Lemon:

  • Improves Digestion: It aids in enhancing the digestive process and alleviates stomach issues such as bloating and gas.
  • Supports Respiratory Health: It is used to relieve coughs and chest congestion and is beneficial for treating colds.
  • Rich in Vitamins: It contains a high amount of Vitamin C, which boosts the immune system and protects against illnesses.
  • Antibacterial and Antifungal: It has antibacterial and antifungal properties, making it useful for treating skin infections and sores.
  • Detoxifies the Body: Helps in detoxifying the body and cleansing the intestines.
  • Regulates Blood Pressure: It helps in regulating blood pressure levels due to its potassium content.

Dried black lemon is used in cooking, especially in preparing Gulf and Indian dishes, such as rice and biryani. It can also be added to soups or broths.

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