SUPHERB® Anar Powder

  • Product Type: Powder
  • English/Common Name: Pomegranate Powder
  • Botanical Name: Punica granatum L.
  • Indian Names: Anar, Anardana
  • Origin: India

Aroma

Tangy, fruity, and slightly astringent.

Texture

A slightly coarse and granular powder from the dried seeds/peel.

Color

A pale pinkish-brown to deep reddish-brown powder.

OUR CERTIFICATIONS

Overview

This vibrant powder captures the essence of the revered pomegranate fruit. Depending on the preparation, it can be made from the dried seeds (Anardana), which provides a sour culinary spice, or from the whole fruit/peel, which offers a higher concentration of antioxidants. It’s a convenient way to enjoy the benefits of this super-fruit year-round.

  • French: Poudre de grenade
  • German: Granatapfelpulver
  • Chinese: Shíliú fěn (石榴粉)
  • Arabic: اﻟرﻣﺎن ﻣﺳﺣوق (Mashuq al-rumman)
  • Spanish: Polvo de granada
  • Russian: Порошок граната (Poroshok granata)
  • Japanese: ザクロパウダー (Zakuro paudā)

Pomegranate powder is a concentrated source of powerful antioxidants, particularly punicalagins. It is used to support cardiovascular health, improve circulation, and fight free radical damage. In Ayurveda, its astringent and sour taste makes it excellent for balancing Pitta and Kapha. It is a versatile ingredient that adds a tangy flavor and a potent nutritional boost to foods.

  • In Smoothies & Juices: Blend a spoonful of pomegranate powder into your favorite beverage for a powerful antioxidant boost.
  • As a Culinary Spice (Anardana): Sprinkle the seed powder over dishes to add a tangy, fruity flavor, especially in North Indian and Persian cuisines.
  • For a Rejuvenating Face Mask: Mix the peel powder with yogurt or honey to create a skin-firming, antioxidant-rich face mask.

The SUPHERB® Promise

Sourcing

We select high-quality pomegranates, using either the seeds or the whole fruit, ensuring they are rich in flavor and antioxidants.

Purity & Processing

The fruit parts are carefully dried and ground to preserve their potent polyphenols and unique flavor profile.

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