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Dorot Gardens Crushed Ginger

1 Frozen Ginger Cube = 1 Teaspoon

Dorot Gardens frozen crushed ginger cubes eliminate the need for manual chopping, measuring and crushing – making it effortless to season any dish with the unmistakable warming flavor of fresh ginger.

Ginger might be best known for its unique pungent taste that’s commonly seen in Asian food, but don’t forget that when cooked for longer periods of time (as seen in European cuisine), the flavor of ginger changes slightly, and can be found in many kinds of cakes, cookies, puddings and… yes, even in beer.

Dorot Gardens Crushed Ginger:
Cooking & Health Facts

Keep reading below for some interesting facts about ginger, and some inspirational potential uses for Dorot Gardens crushed ginger cubes!

Need a versatile, great-tasting and thirst-quenching drink that can be ready in no time? Simply add 1 of our crushed ginger cubes to your tea, and enjoy!

This tea is wonderful as a hot beverage in winter, and just as excellent when served chilled in the summertime.

Baked chicken with ginger and honey can be an excellent culinary experience.

There is no Chinese dish that won’t be upgraded by adding one or two Dorot Gardens frozen ginger cubes.

Ginger is great for nausea relief.

Ginger is also known for having a soothing effect on the digestive system – one ginger cube with hot water can do wonders for a tummy ache.

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FAQs About Dorot Gardens Crushed Ginger

Dorot crushed ginger cubes are pre-portioned and ready to use – no peeling, chopping, or grating required. Just pop a frozen cube into your pan, mug, or bowl while cooking or brewing. It melts quickly and infuses your dish or drink with fresh ginger flavor.

Yes! Dorot’s crushed ginger is flash-frozen at peak freshness, locking in the flavor and nutrients of fresh ginger. You get the same zingy taste and aroma without the mess or prep work.

Crushed ginger cubes can be used in both sweet and savory dishes, as well as beverages. From stir-fries and marinades to tea and smoothies, they’re a handy shortcut for adding ginger flavor. Just pop one in and you’re done.

Crushed ginger adds warmth, spice, and a bit of zing to your favorite recipes. It’s commonly used in Asian dishes, baked goods, teas, and even cocktails. With Dorot, it’s ready to go whenever you need it.

Ginger is known for its soothing effects on digestion and its potential to ease nausea. It also contains anti-inflammatory compounds and antioxidants. Dorot Gardens crushed ginger lets you enjoy these benefits without the hassle of fresh prep.

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