Why does turmeric powder not receive a Nutri‑Score, and which nutrients would affect its grade if it were evaluated?

Spices are exempt from Nutri‑Score labeling because they are used in such small amounts that their nutritional impact is negligible; if it were scored, a high sodium level or low protein content would push the grade toward the lower end.

Can the curcumin in turmeric powder interfere with blood‑thinning medication or affect clotting?

Curcumin has mild anticoagulant properties, so people taking blood‑thinners or anticoagulant drugs should consult a health professional before using large amounts of turmeric powder.

Is this turmeric powder suitable for vegan, gluten‑free, keto and other common dietary regimes?

Yes, the product is 100 % plant‑derived, contains no gluten, and contributes negligible carbs or protein, making it compatible with vegan, gluten‑free, keto and most other restrictive diets.

Les Jardins de Laïla • 250 g

Curcuma

Plant Based Foods And Beverages

Product Insights

Curcuma is a 250 g bag of pure turmeric powder marketed by Les Jardins de Laïla, classified as a plant‑based spice in the culinary ingredients group. As a processed culinary ingredient it falls into the NOVA 3 category; a Nutri‑Score is not assigned to spices, and the product contributes virtually no calories, fat, sugar or salt, while providing the antioxidant curcumin. The bag’s material is unspecified, leading to an Eco‑Score of E and limited recyclability, which offsets the otherwise natural and vegan nature of the product.

Comparative Analysis

Compared with the average food category, this turmeric powder contains virtually no sugar, fat, or salt, far below the typical values of 10.9 g sugar, 15.3 g fat, and 1.0 g salt per 100 g.

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