3 Ways To Use Truvani Turmeric

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One of the most unique qualities of our Truvani Daily Turmeric Supplement is that the tablets are uncoated, so you can use them in recipes at home. This is great for people who have difficulty swallowing tablets, or simply don’t like popping pills.

This supplement is REAL FOOD after all. This is just one way that Truvani Turmeric is so remarkable and different from other supplements on the market. Not to mention – the first USDA Certified Organic and Glyphosate Residue Free turmeric on the market! In this new video, I give you three delicious ways to enjoy your Truvani Turmeric… 

 

# 1.  Make a nourishing tea!

Simply pop a turmeric tablet in a mug and pour over it with hot water to instantly make hot turmeric tea. Tea is something that I enjoy daily and is one of my favorite rituals. This tea is great when you are traveling too – the tablets hardly take up any room in your bag and are so easy to drop in hot water at the airport or wherever you are!

Truvani Turmeric Tea

 

Instructions

  1. Heat the water in a pot over medium heat.
  2. Take off the stove and pour 8 ounces into a cup.
  3. Add 1 Truvani Turmeric tablet and let dissolve. Enjoy!

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#2.  Whip it into a smoothie!

Add up to three tablets (per serving) to virtually any of your favorite smoothie recipes. I love adding superfoods like turmeric to my smoothies to get the most nutritional punch that I can. This citrus smoothie is satisfying and almost like a decadent creamy milkshake – but super healthy!

Truvani Citrus Blast Smoothie

 

Ingredients

  • 3 oranges, peeled (choose a variety)
  • 2 frozen bananas, peeled
  • 1 cup chopped papaya, peeled
  • 8 ounces plain yogurt
  • 6 Truvani Turmeric tablets
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Instructions

  1. Place all of the ingredients in a blender and blend to combine.
  2. To serve, pour 8 ounces into a cup. Enjoy!

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#3. Simmer it into Golden Milk!

This soothing drink is perfect before bedtime. It’s really relaxing and helps to take the edge off. I like to drink my golden milk like a little dessert after dinner and that’s why I add maple syrup to it. You can take out the maple syrup if you want, or use coconut sugar or honey instead – any of those would be equally delicious.  

Truvani Golden Milk (Warm or Iced)

 

Ingredients

  • 16 ounces coconut or almond milk
  • 3 Truvani Turmeric tablets
  • ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
  • ¼ teaspoon ground ginger
  • 1-2 tablespoons maple syrup or raw honey

Instructions

  1. Place all of the ingredients in a small pot over medium low heat.
  2. Gently simmer for 8-10 minutes to combine flavors.
  3. To serve, pour 8 ounces of golden milk into a cup. Enjoy!

Notes

To make Iced Golden Milk, complete directions 1-2. To serve, pour 8 ounces of golden milk into a cup filled with ice.

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Be one of the first to get your hands on this beautiful turmeric supplement…

I’m offering a discount on all orders for a limited time. And, there’s a way to save more…

You can buy just one bottle, but I’m giving you an option to get a deeper discount. When you set up a monthly subscription order, you’ll automatically get a new bottle of Truvani Turmeric every month – so you’ll never run out or have to go online to reorder. Plus – you’re getting the biggest discount available and you’ll be locked in at the discounted price for the life of your subscription. Here’s where you can set up a discount subscription order.

At Truvani, we don’t want to “just” create a turmeric supplement. We want to create a complete line of products with ingredients you can trust. And your support is making this a reality without raising money from outside investors. If you’ve already ordered, I thank you immensely. It means the world to me.

I am literally jumping out of my seat with excitement about the new products we’ve got in the works right now. It’s been a whirlwind, but we aren’t slowing down anytime soon. Stay tuned… you won’t wanna miss what’s coming.

How are you going to enjoy your Truvani Turmeric? Show me on social media with the hashtag #TruvaniLife. I can’t wait to see your photos!

Xo,
Vani

*These statements have not been evaluated by FDA. This product is not intended to “diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.” As with any dietary supplement, you should discuss with your healthcare professional prior to use. If you are breastfeeding, pregnant, or considering pregnancy, you should consult your healthcare professional prior to taking any supplements. Discontinue use and contact your healthcare professional if you experience any side effects or an allergic reaction. Keep out of reach of children.

 

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