Turmeric 101
Anjali Malhotra
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Posted 10.21.2012
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Turmeric is a root from the ginger family. In its original form, it has a knobby shape similar to ginger.
Turmeric is a root from the ginger family. In its original form, it has a knobby shape similar to ginger.
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