PUMPKIN POWDER 250g
100% Pure • Natural Colour & Flavour • Baking & Cooking Ingredient
Pumpkin colour and warmth, any month you bake
Home cooks who want pumpkin in muffins, soups and sauces all year get a vibrant orange powder with naturally sweet, slightly nutty flavour and a touch of earthiness—no tin to open.
Sweet and savoury in one scoop
Stir it through smoothies, soups, sauces, muffins, pancakes, bread, pasta dough, curries or roasted vegetables for flavour and colour together.
Warm orange, gentle earthiness
Dried pumpkin brings a naturally sweet, slightly nutty taste and that familiar autumn hue without extra flavourings.
One ingredient in the pouch
Dried pumpkin
Carefully dried and ground pumpkin is the whole formula—nothing blended in to keep it flowing.
Natural clumps
With no additives, the powder may clump. Break it with a spoon; taste and quality stay the same.
Nothing else
The ingredient list is 100% pure pumpkin powder. That is the entire pouch.
Two ways into the pan
Skip the guesswork: stir the powder straight into what you are cooking, or loosen it into a paste first.
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Path 1
Stir as powder
Add it to sweet or savoury dishes—batters, soups, sauces, doughs—and mix until the colour looks even.
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Path 2
Make a paste
Combine equal parts powder and water, stir smooth, then fold the paste into recipes that want a wet pumpkin note.
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Keep
Cool, dry, dark
Store the pouch in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight so the powder stays ready between bakes.
Powder on the shelf, not a tin in the fridge
A dry 250g pouch you scoop as needed, versus wet puree you open and finish.
Pumpkin powder 250g
Dry pantry pack
Canned pumpkin puree
Wet tinClumps, cupboards and savoury pots
Practical answers for the pouch once it is on your shelf.
Clumping
Storage
Savoury
Is it spoiled if the powder sticks together?
No. Because it is all-natural with no additives, it may clump. That does not change taste or quality—break the lumps and cook as usual.
Where should I keep the pouch?
Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Close it well between scoops.
Can I use it in soups and sauces, not just cakes?
Yes. Add it to sweet or savoury dishes, or mix equal parts powder and water into a paste for sauces, curries and roasted vegetables.