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Bharti, Edible Camphor, 3 Ounce(Oz)
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Bharti, Edible Camphor, 3 Ounce(Oz)
Content: 3 oz Brand: Bharti
This Puja Samagri, Thali & Religious Gifts collection has been tagged as kapoor, kapur, camphol, medicinal ingredient, menthol, puja samagri pooja. Please Note: All products sold online on Desiclik.com are brand new. **Statements regarding health supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. *Consult your physician if you are pregnant, nursing or have a known medical condition. |
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What is Bhimseni Camphor? There's a high chance you already know and use bhimseni kapoor, since it is known by many names, including pacha kapoor, nagi karpura, patri kapoor, and desi kapoor. But if you didn't know, bhimseni camphor is natural, crystalline camphor derived from the tree of Cinnamomum camphora and pine.
Edible camphor are intensely fragrant white crystals that are refined from the bark of the camphor tree. In India, it's added to certain foods to impart a distinct flavor, and used in Hindu rituals to light a sacred fire. In pre-Renaissance Europe it was added to Andalucian meat dishes for flavor and aroma.
What is Bhimseni Camphor? There's a high chance you already know and use bhimseni kapoor, since it is known by many names, including pacha kapoor, nagi karpura, patri kapoor, and desi kapoor. But if you didn't know, bhimseni camphor is natural, crystalline camphor derived from the tree of Cinnamomum camphora and pine.
Edible camphor are intensely fragrant white crystals that are refined from the bark of the camphor tree. In India, it's added to certain foods to impart a distinct flavor, and used in Hindu rituals to light a sacred fire. In pre-Renaissance Europe it was added to Andalucian meat dishes for flavor and aroma.
Answered by MahaeKart LLC on Mar 31, 2024
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