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Enjoy these five pumpkin products from eSutras Organics

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It is cooling off outside, the leaves are falling and pumpkins are in season. Pumpkins are one of the most popular field crops cultivated around the world for its fruit and seeds. They are rich in antioxidants and vitamins. Enjoy these five pumpkin products from eSutras Organics.

Drinking Chocolate: Pumpkin Pie

Rich pumpkin pie-spiced hot chocolate is the perfect warm beverage to drink on a cold winter evening or after playing in the snow. A spice mixture typically comprised of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger and cloves, pumpkin pie is a must have for the holiday season during fall and winter. Just the right amount of pumpkin pie flavor to satisfy and delightfully rich cocoa with coconut sugar — what else do you need?

Pumpkin Seeds

You can eat them raw (like lots of us do!) or you can soak them and add them to a litany of recipes! Add to protein shakes or sprinkle on top of a salad. Try blending raw pumpkin seeds with fresh basil and olive oil for a raw pumpkin seed pesto that can add flavor to pasta, sandwiches or other dishes!

Pumpkin Pie Spice

Pumpkin Pie Spice can be an easy fix to any pumpkin pie recipe! Add to recipes as an organic and tastier alternative to allspice, or sprinkle on top of the finished dessert as a crowd pleasing garnish. Aromatic and unique this spice will add to any holiday pastry dish. We also carry Pumpkin Pie Spice with no salt added.

Peppermint Power Up Food Topping

eSutras Natural Peppermint Power Up is a delicious food topping that's is packed with healthy and organic fruits, nuts, and chocolate. The energizing and refreshing power of mint is balanced with the amino acid trytophan in the pumpkin seeds that convert to serotonin in your body, possibly giving you a better night’s sleep. Pumpkin Seeds also have high levels of protein which can make you feel fuller and may stabilize blood sugar. Help support your immunity with the anti-oxidant, nutrient dense, energy boosting mix! You can add a table spoon to your cereal for breakfast, create a sweet and crunchy salad, or perk up you smoothie flavor with this invigorating and healthy snack!

Holiday Baker’s Gift Set

eSutras Organics Holiday Baker's Kit contains every seasoning imaginable for all your baking needs this time of year! These spices are unique and useful in almost every holiday dish. This kit contains Ginger, Blue Poppy Seed, Clove Powder, Pumpkin Pie Spice, Nutmeg Powder, Cinnamon Bark Powder and Anise Seed Powder. Spice up pies, cakes, mashed potatoes, and even your Thanksgiving Day turkey! This kit makes a great gift, too.
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