Friedrich Ingredients Cumin ground

Friedrich Ingredients Cumin ground is a Selected, choice quality.

Ingredient Name: Cumin Seeds

Functions: Spice

Physical Form: Powder, Solid

End Uses: Gravies

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    Identification & Functionality

    Ingredient Name
    Food Ingredients Functions
    Ingredients
    Cumin Seeds
    Technologies

    Applications & Uses

    Food & Nutrition Applications
    Usage Rate in Food

    Use as desired but economically.

    Applications
    • Cumin is a typical spice for blending, with a slight similarity to caraway.
    • Basic ingredient for curry. Use for exotic dishes, especially Asian.
    • Use carefully!
    Usage of ingredients with allergenic potential according to EU-classification
    1 Gluten-containing cereal and products No  
    2 Shellfishes and products No  
    3 Eggs and products No  
    4 Fish and products No  
    5 Peanuts and products No  
    6 Soya und products No  
    7 Milk and products, incl. Lactose No  
    8 Legumes and products No  
    9 Celery and products No  
    10 Mustard and products No  
    11 Sesame seed and products No  
    12 Sulfur dioxide and sulphites at a concentration of more than 10 mg/kg as SO2 quoted No  
    13 Lupine and products No  
    14 Mollusca and products No  

     

    Usage of ingredients according to ALBA-list
    1 Cow milk protein No  
    2 Lactose No  
    3 Hen’s egg No  
    4 Soya protein No  
    5 Soya oil No  
    6 Gluten No  
    7 Wheat No  
    8 Rye No  
    9 Beef No  
    10 Pork No  
    11 Chicken No  
    12 Fish No  
    13 Shellfish and crustaceans No  
    14 Maize No  
    15 Cocoa No  
    16 Yeast No  
    17 Vegetables/Legumes No  
    18 Nuts No  
    19 Nut oil No  
    20 Peanuts No  
    21 Peanut oil No  
    22 Sesame No  
    23 Sesame oil No  
    24 Glutamate No  
    25 Sulphite [E 200 to E 228] No  
    26 Benzoic acid und PHB [E 210 to E 219] No  
    27 AZO- Colourings No  
    28 Tartrazin [E 102] No  
    29 Cinnamon No  
    30 Vanilla No  
    31 Coriander No  
    32 Celery No  
    33 Umbellifereae Yes Cumin

     

    Properties

    Physical Form
    Appearance
    dry, free flowing
    Typical Properties
    ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
    Ash Contentmax. 9%
    Texturepowder
    Acid-insoluble Ashmax. 1%
    Essential Oilmin. 2.0ml/100 g
    FlavourSpicy, slightly bitter
    Bulk Density340 - 380g/l
    Microbiological Values
    ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
    Yeastmax. 100cfu/g
    Total plate countmax. 100,000cfu/g
    Coliformsmax. 100cfu/g
    Mouldmax. 100cfu/g
    Nutritional Information (per 100 gm)
    ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
    Dietary Fibre12.7g/100g
    Salt Equivalents0.05g/100g
    Saturated Fatty Acid0.6g/100g
    Thereof Sugar7.5g/100g
    Calorific Value1616kJ/100g
    Protein Content19.8g/100g
    Sodium Content0.02g/100g
    Carbohydrates37.7g/100g
    Fat Content16.6g/100g

    Technical Details & Test Data

    Sensory Test

    0.2 g/100 ml warm water.

    Declaration

    Cumin (for usage up to 2% also: spice).

    Packaging & Availability

    Packaging Type
    Regional Availability
    • Europe
    Packaging

    Bags @ 25 kg

    Storage & Handling

    Shelf Life
    • Product functionality is guaranteed for 24 months from date of manufacture.
    • The “Best Before Date” is printed on each individual product label.
    • Guarantee applies to unopened packages, stored under dry and cool (< 30° C) conditions.