Fruit Flavor Powder Freeze Spray Dried Pomegranate Fruit Powder

• Customization: Available
• Certification: ISO, HACCP
• Assay Method: HPLC, UV
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• Application Form: Food
• Application: Food
• State: Powder
• Extract Source: Pomegranate
• Transport Package: Drum
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 500 Kilograms/Month

Product Description

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The Pomegranate: A Multifaceted Symbol of Culture, Health, and Art

The pomegranate (Punica granatum), with its jewel-like seeds and vibrant history, is a fruit of profound cultural, nutritional, and artistic significance. Its name derives from Latin pōmum (fruit) and grānātum (seeded), reflecting its unique structure-a hard exterior encasing hundreds of ruby-red arils.

Cultural Symbolism

In Chinese culture, the pomegranate symbolizes fertility, prosperity, and familial harmony due to its abundant seeds. The Dream of the Red Chamber () references "pomegranate blossoms" to allude to imperial concubine Jia Yuanchun's childlessness, contrasting the fruit's fertility with her tragic fate

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. The Tang Dynasty popularized "pomegranate-red skirts" (), emblematic of feminine allure. Empress Wu Zetian famously used this imagery in poetry to rekindle Emperor Gaozong's affection, securing her rise to power

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In Western traditions, the pomegranate appears in ancient Greek mythology (Persephone's underworld bond) and Judeo-Christian symbolism (righteousness and divine bounty). Aesop's fable The Pomegranate, Apple-Tree, and Bramble highlights humility: the bramble chastises the quarreling trees, emphasizing that "everyone has their strengths and roles"

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Nutritional and Medicinal Value

Pomegranates are nutrient-dense, rich in vitamin C, antioxidants (e.g., punicalagins), and minerals like magnesium and phosphorus

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. Their seeds, described as "tiny bursts of sweet-tart flavor," are celebrated in culinary and health contexts. Studies link pomegranate consumption to:

• Cardiovascular health: Reducing arterial plaque and hypertension
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• Anti-inflammatory effects: Alleviating conditions like arthritis.
• Skin benefits: Enhancing elasticity and protecting against UV damage
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  Families often introduce children to pomegranates through interactive experiences, as depicted in a mother-child dialogue: "Let's open it together... each seed is like a little explosion of flavor!"
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Artistic and Literary Presence

In Chinese art, pomegranates adorn blue-and-white porcelain () and famille-rose () ceramics, symbolizing auspiciousness

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. The fruit's aesthetic-round, red, and textured-inspires motifs in traditional paintings and textiles.

In global literature, the pomegranate's duality (sweetness and tartness) mirrors life's complexities. The film Still Alice uses the word "pomegranate" as a poignant symbol of memory loss, with the protagonist clinging to its spelling amid Alzheimer's decline

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Modern Applications

Pomegranate extract is a staple in nutraceuticals and skincare, prized for its anti-aging properties. Its juice, a popular health drink, bridges traditional remedies and modern wellness trends.

Conclusion

From ancient myths to contemporary kitchens, the pomegranate transcends borders as a symbol of life's richness and fragility. Its cultural narratives, health benefits, and artistic legacy make it a timeless emblem of human creativity and resilience. As one child aptly observed, pomegranate seeds are "hidden jewels in a fruit"

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-a metaphor for the treasures within nature and heritage.

 

Product Name	Pomegranate Powder
Grade	Food Grade
Appearance	Light Pink Powder
Specification	100% Pure