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“Dried chickpeas”

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Dried chickpeas are a type of legume that is commonly used in cooking Dried chickpeas come in various types  
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Celery powder

Dried cress refers to the dried form of cress, a leafy plant from the Lepidium genus known for its peppery,
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dried basil

Dried basil (Ocimum basilicum) is the dried form of fresh basil. This fragrant plant is used in many cuisines, especially
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Dried beet leaves

Dried beet leaves are the dried leaves of the beet plant which are often considered a byproduct of beet harvesting.
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Dried beetroot

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Dried beetroot is very popular in various dietary styles. This product comes in different forms, such as chips, powder, or
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Dried Bell Pepper

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Dried bell pepper is a spice made from dried and ground peppers. It comes in various types, depending on the
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Dried Broccoli Powder

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Dried broccoli powder is made by drying broccoli florets and then grinding them into a fine powder. This product retains
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Dried Carrot

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Dried carrots refer to fresh carrots that have been dried by removing moisture. This process preserves their nutrients and increases
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Dried carrot powder

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Dried carrot powder is made by drying fresh carrots and then grinding them into a fine powder. This powder retains
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Dried celery

Dried cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) refers to the dried form of the cilantro plant, which is widely used in cooking, especially
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Dried Celery

Dried celery is celery that has been dried to ensure long-term storage and ease of use. The drying process involves
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Dried Celery Granules

Dried Celery Granules Dried celery granules are made by dehydrating celery stalks and then grinding them into a powder or
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