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Black Peppercorns
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Black Peppercorns

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This has to be one of the most commonly found and consumed spices all over the world. A pinch of it is added to almost every recipe you could possibly imagine...

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This has to be one of the most commonly found and consumed spices all over the world. A pinch of it is added to almost every recipe you could possibly imagine. Black pepper has originated from India, particularly from the Malabar region and the Western Ghats. It comes from the berries of the pepper plant and you would typically also find white and green colored peppercorns. The difference in color primarily results from the varying developmental stages.

Since ancient Greece times, pepper has been a much cherished and prestigious spice because it was used as both, a currency, as well as, a sacred offering.

 

 black pepper is likely safe for consumption during pregnancy, but it should be consumed in moderation. Like any other food, it is harmless when consumed in moderation. It can be used alone or in combination with cumin powder for seasoning salads, fruits and vegetables. Excess consumption of pepper, however, can lead to acidity, abortion, indigestion, and burning sensation.

Helps in losing weight.
Detoxifies your body.
Prevents cancer.
Cleanses your intestines and stomach.
It consists of potassium that helps in regulating heart rate and high blood pressure.
Helps in producing red blood cells.
Rich in vitamin B and produces calcium.
Prevents constipation.

 Calories     /100g Energy (Kcal)  Fat (g)  Protein (g) Sugars (g) Carbohydrates  (g)  Fiber (g) salt
316 317 13 14.8 0 34.9