Anthony's Organic Ground Ginger Root, 1 lb, Gluten Free, Non GMO, Keto Friendly

Fresh and great quality. Tastes great I add it to everything and helps me with digestion. Color is right and so is the texture. Size is perfect.

First time ordering Anthony’s Organic Ground Ginger, and I am extremely well pleased with this product! It has an excellent aroma, warm with a citrusy snap that gives promise of a taste that will please. The flavor does not disappoint! Warming and delicious, you know the ginger is there, however it does not overpower. It is not bitter, nor is it feeble, but a right, robust Ginger to keep your tastebuds dancing! I add it to my morning coffee, and a few whips of a whisk blend it easily. You might be buying for your health, but you will love it for the taste!

This stuff is POTENT. I have never purchased a bag yet that wasn’t eye-wateringly fresh! Anthony’s tends to be a good company. I have a twitchy system, and so I tend to use a lot of ginger to try and soothe down gas and upset innards. This is a lot cheaper than the tiny little bottles and usually better quality (by which I mean I have purchased little bottles that were as sharp, but not on a regular basis.)I put a teaspoon, or more, or less, depending, in as little water as possible to make it liquid, take a very deep breath, make sure my will is up to date and toss it back as fast as I can. If you do it right you can swallow before the shuddering reaction hits. It. Is. Not. Pleasant. But it works. It’ll take around a hour to fully work, but it settles gas and pain in the stomach and lower intestines, although if you take too much your stomach will burn.It also, of course, makes excellent pumpkin pie and ginger cookies! You might have to put the bag in another plastic bag to keep it airtight, because the little zip at the top tends to gather powder and stop sealing. But that’s easy to do.

Excellent price, worked well for a specialty tea; just remember too, it is a natural blood thinner.

First a heads up: If you stir this into a carbonated beverage, it will foam up and overflow, so leave room for rising in your glass or cup. I've used this two ways: 1) brewed it like coffee in my coffeemaker and 2) stirred some of the powder into beverages. I wasted a lot trying to brew it as it would not let much hot water drip through. I might try that again, but with only with a very small amount of the powder. I saved whatever dripped through and now add a teaspoon or two of this liquid to my bottled "Ginger Ale" (so-called because it no longer has real ginger in it). It boosts the flavor and spices it up a bit. I tried this when I had an upset stomach and it calmed queasy symptoms down very quickly, just like old time Ginger Ale used to. Its easier to just stir in a teaspoon of the raw powder into your drink, but if you don't drink it right down it starts to settle on the bottom. No problem if you stir it intermittently with a straw.

The ginger powder is organic. So, the powder is not contaminated with pesticides (except those permitted and published under the certified organic requirements). The packaging is durable and the flavor appears to me to be "strong" or "pungent".

Anthony's , is one of my main sellers I buy from all the time, they always have organic and great products.

Seems spicy enough