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Botanical Name: Citrus sinensis
Country of Origin: India
English Name: Orange Peel Powder
French Name: Poudre d’Écorce d’Orange
Also Known As: Citrus Peel Powder, Dried Orange Powder
Part Used: Peel of the Citrus sinensis
Description: Orange Peel Powder is made from the dried peel of Citrus sinensis, the sweet orange tree, an evergreen species in the Rutaceae family. The tree thrives in subtropical and Mediterranean climates, producing glossy green leaves, fragrant flowers, and round orange fruit. The peel is the outer layer of the fruit, firm and textured, and is harvested once the fruit reaches full maturity and develops its characteristic bright orange colour.
After harvesting, the peels are carefully separated from the fruit, cleaned to remove any residual pulp or impurities, and allowed to dry under controlled conditions. Drying may be performed using low-temperature or air-drying methods to maintain the natural colour, aroma, and structural integrity of the peel. Once fully dried, the peel is processed into a fine powder through milling, producing a consistent, uniform texture suitable for blending and formulation.
The resulting Orange Peel Powder retains the citrus aroma and colour of the fresh peel in a concentrated, easy to use form. It is visually uniform, lightweight, and stable for storage, allowing it to be incorporated efficiently into various culinary, cosmetic, and manufacturing applications. The fine texture also makes it suitable for consistent infusion or blending without altering the appearance or structure of the final product.
Uses: Orange Peel Powder is commonly used in culinary applications, including flavouring baked goods, desserts, sauces, and beverages. It can also be used to prepare tea-style infusions by steeping the powder in hot water for aromatic beverages. In cosmetic and personal care formulations, it is suitable for inclusion in soaps, lotions, bath products, and decorative skincare items. Additional uses include crafting, visual displays, and educational or botanical reference collections focused on citrus plant materials.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry, dark place in an airtight container. Refrigeration not required.
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