Simba Mbili
Pure Ginger Powder

Simba Mbili Ginger Powder is made from pure dry ginger which is ground. It has no additives flavourings or colourings and is 100% natural pure ginger. It has a sweet yet spicy flavour.

  • Used in making ginger tea or coffee.
  • Use in flavouring vegetables, seafood and meat dishes such as ginger crab or ginger pork.
  • Acts as a natural food preservative.
  • Used in making ginger bread, cookies and biscuits.
  • Used commercially in the production of Biscuits, Ginger Ale and Ginger Beer.
  • Add ginger to home made jams and pickles for a distinct flavour.
  • Use ginger with any type of Chinese style sauce made with soy sauce.
  • Used in Chinese and Asian cooking for all types of vegetable, meat, seafood or poultry dishes.
  • Add ginger to olive oil and garlic to make a tasty dressing for salad.
    Stimulates digestion.
  • Relieves nausea, including dizziness from motion sickness.
  • Helps lower cholesterol.
  • Relieves gas and bloating – used as a digestive agent.
  • Soothes common cold symptoms.
  • Eases menstrual cramps.
  • Relieves headaches.
  • Helps with digestion
  • Helps with nausea
  • Controls blood sugar levels
  • Fights inflamation
  • Remedy for migraine
  • Osteoarthritis remedy
  • Prevents Alzheimers
  • Prevents colon cancer
  • Cures infections
  • Eases muscle pain
  • Active ingredient ginerols, shogaols, and paradols.
  • Good source of vitamin C & B vitamins thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, iron, calcium and phosphorus.
  • Ginger dates back about 5000 years.
  • Its native home is debated.
  • Its medicinal and spiritual uses were first documented in Southeast Asia, India and China.
  • Like many other spices, ginger was once a costly commodity. In the 14th century, a pound of ginger cost as much as one sheep.
  • Ginger had religious significance among Austronesians, being used in rituals for healing and for asking protection from spirits. It was also used in the blessing of Austronesian ships.
  • Ginger was used by the ancient Greeks and Romans.
  • Ginger arrived in Europe during the spice trade. Queen Elizabeth I of England is credited with inventing the gingerbread man, which soon became a popular Christmas treat.
  • Ginger traditionally the healing herb, at home, helps to enhance love and attract wealth and fortune.
  • 50g Pure Ginger Bottle Packing per Carton: 20 x 6 Bottles = 120 Bottles
  • 100g Pure Ginger Bottle Packing per Carton: 10 x 6 Bottles = 60 Bottles

50g Pure Ginger Bottle

Packing per Carton: 20 x 6 Bottles = 120 Bottles

100g Pure Ginger Bottle

Packing per Carton: 10 x 6 Bottles = 60 Bottles

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