We invite you to explore the world of betelnut splits. As a trusted exporter of agricultural products, we take pride in offering premium-quality betelnut splits sourced directly from the fertile plantations of Indonesia. Betelnut splits, also known as Areca nut halves, are revered for their unique flavor profile and versatility. Here are some key aspects that make our betelnut splits a perfect choice: 01. Exceptional Quality: At Grencofe, we prioritize quality and ensure that only the finest betelnut splits make their way into our packaging. We work closely with skilled farmers and cultivators who employ sustainable farming practices to grow premium betelnuts. Our rigorous quality control procedures guarantee that each split meets our stringent standards of excellence. 02. Distinctive Flavor: Betelnut splits boast a distinctive taste that is both mildly sweet and slightly bitter. When chewed or consumed as part of traditional preparations, they release an aromatic flavor that is unique to betelnuts. Our carefully selected betelnut splits offer a delightful balance of flavors, providing an authentic experience for enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike. 03. Versatile Usage: Betelnut splits offer a wide range of applications, making them a valuable ingredient in various culinary creations. They can be used in traditional recipes, confectioneries, spice blends, and more. With their distinct flavor and texture, betelnut splits add a touch of uniqueness and depth to your dishes, catering to the evolving tastes of consumers. 04. Cultural Significance: Betelnut splits hold cultural significance in many regions, where they are used in social gatherings and traditional practices. By incorporating our betelnut splits into your offerings, you embrace the cultural heritage associated with this esteemed nut and provide your customers with an authentic taste experience.
Various compounds present in the nut, including arecoline (the primary psychoactive ingredient which is similar to nicotine), contribute to histologic changes in the oral mucosa. It is known to be a major risk factor for cancers (squamous cell carcinoma) of the mouth and esophagus. Specifications: - Type: Betel Nut - Cultivation Type: Common - Processing Type: Blended - Style: Dried
DRIED YOUNG BETEL NUTS ARECA CATECHU NUT 100G Betel nut is a substance chewed by millions of people around the world. Traditionally, betel nut was thought to be beneficial to oral hygiene, appetite and saliva production. Despite the name "betel nut," the substance that people chew in many areas of the world is usually a mixture of two plant items and lime minerals. The nut portion is the areca nut, which comes from the palm tree Areca catechu. Sometimes, the nut and lime are contained inside a wrapping of leaves from the betel vine, Piper betel. In other preparations, all the ingredients are mixed together as powder. Often, the betel nut is consumed with tobacco in a product called gatka. Other flavorings like cloves, sugars or cardamom are optional. Although people who like chewing betel nut may make their own product, commercial forms are also available. Commonly, chewing betel nut results in high saliva production, and the chewers either swallow the extra saliva or spit it out Betel nut use may alleviate some of the symptoms of schizophrenia, but not enough evidence, as of 2011, is available to make this more than a possibility. Other areas of medicine where the substance may provide small benefits include recovery from stroke and the intestinal condition ulcerative colitis, although not enough evidence exists to prove this. The nut is believed to have slightly beneficial effects on the prevention of tooth cavities. Health benefits of Betel nut - Betel nut prevents oral cavities - Prevents dry mouth - Prevents stained teeth - Prevents gum infection - Effectively battles indigestion - Maintain womenâ??s health - Powers up concentration level - Prevents diarrhea - Maintain men's health - Betel nut is rich in nutrients
DRIED YOUNG BETEL NUTS ARECA CATECHU NUT 100G Betel nut is a substance chewed by millions of people around the world. Traditionally, betel nut was thought to be beneficial to oral hygiene, appetite and saliva production. Despite the name "betel nut," the substance that people chew in many areas of the world is usually a mixture of two plant items and lime minerals. The nut portion is the areca nut, which comes from the palm tree Areca catechu. Sometimes, the nut and lime are contained inside a wrapping of leaves from the betel vine, Piper betel. In other preparations, all the ingredients are mixed together as powder. Often, the betel nut is consumed with tobacco in a product called gatka. Other flavorings like cloves, sugars or cardamom are optional. Although people who like chewing betel nut may make their own product, commercial forms are also available. Commonly, chewing betel nut results in high saliva production, and the chewers either swallow the extra saliva or spit it out Betel nut use may alleviate some of the symptoms of schizophrenia, but not enough evidence, as of 2011, is available to make this more than a possibility. Other areas of medicine where the substance may provide small benefits include recovery from stroke and the intestinal condition ulcerative colitis, although not enough evidence exists to prove this. The nut is believed to have slightly beneficial effects on the prevention of tooth cavities. Health benefits of Betel nut - Betel nut prevents oral cavities - Prevents dry mouth - Prevents stained teeth - Prevents gum infection - Effectively battles indigestion - Maintain women's health - Powers up concentration level - Prevents diarrhea - Maintain men's health - Betel nut is rich in nutrients
Specification item value Storage Type Dry Area Specification Areca Nut Shelf Life 24 months Manufacturer Viet Delta Ingredients Whole Content Cultivated Address Ho Chi Minh Instruction for use FD Place of Origin Viet Nam Brand Name Viet Delta Model Number Akina Betel Nut
Betel nut is the seed of the areca palm (Areca catechu), a palm native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. It is commonly chewed with betel leaves and slaked lime. The mixture is known as betel quid or betel nut chewing. Dried young betel nuts are a popular choice for chewing as they are less bitter than fresh betel nuts. They are also more potent, so they provide a stronger stimulant effect. Type: Dried young betel nut Drying Process: Sun-dried & Oven Port of Loading: Tanjung Priok Port, Jakarta, Indonesia Payment Terms: TT Packing: 50 kg per bag (Goni Bag) Certificate: Phytosanitary & Fumigation MOQ: 17 MT (If you need below 17 MT, feel free to discuss with us)
Young Dried Betel Nut, people using it to make candy or medicine