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		<title>Turmeric &#8211; a wonder spice</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Turmeric is a root that is often used in East Asian cooking, and is now being recognised as a herb brimming with health-giving and health-restoring properties. It is called haldi in Hindi, haridra in Sanskrit and goes by the botanical name of Curcuma longa. The root is often dried and ground into the characteristic bright [...]]]></description>
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