Pumpkin Pie tastes so good. This is a wonderful treat to have during this season(Or any time of the year). But you may not feel like making it from scratch all the time. There are a lot of steps involved. So Farmer's Market decided to make it easier for you by canning the pumpkin and the spices together.
Just like the canned pumpkin from Farmer's Market. All the ingredients are Organic and packed into a BPA Free Liner can. Making sure you have great ingredients with it's natural fresh taste.
Just in case you can't read all the ingredients I will transcribe it for you.
-Organic Pumpkin Puree
-Organic Cane Sugar
-Organic Cinnamon
-Organic Nutmeg
-Organic Ginger
-Organic Cloves
-Organic Cloves
So as you can see all the ingredients create the base of an Organic Sweet Treat you and your whole family can enjoy this season. Or any other time of the year. Enjoy your Pumpkin Pies : )
Farmer's Market Organic Canned Pumpkin are the best canned pumpkins on the market. But what makes that statement true, instead of being just an opinion?
Farmer's Market Organic Canned Pumpkin
Well for one the company actually grows the Pumpkins on their farm. Using Organic methods so you are guaranteed to have fresh and tasty Pumpkins.
Secondly the only ingredient used is Pure Pumpkin. Nothing more, nothing less. No preservatives of any kind usually used to keep the contents "Fresh". Only certified organic pumpkin.
Thirdly, the can has a BPA Free Liner. BPA or Bisphenol A has been a case of controversy for some time. Reason being that the plastic resin leeches into foods and liquids causing many health risks. But with Farmer's Market Organic Canned Pumpkin you do not have to worry about that.
And finally you will have pumpkins available pumpkins available to you all year round. Pumpkins unfortunately seem to be a seasonal food, but that doesn't have to be the case. You and your pets (dogs and cats) can enjoy pumpkins all year round.
The Pumpkin is a Winter Squash that is native to North America. The oldest known evidence suggests Mexico may be the original home of this lovely squash. The word Pumpkin originates from the Greek word "Pepon"meaning Large Melon. Pumpkins typically range in sizes from 5 to 20 pounds. But as we all may have seen these guys can be as small as a few ounces to being as large as a couple hundred pounds. Now regardless of the size pumpkins are very nutritious foods with a very low calorie intake. In fact every 100 grams only provide 26 calories. They are also rich in fibers, antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins. Which makes it a great choice of food no matter what your eating habits are like. Pumpkins are very versatile in nutrition, ways of cooking, and the benefits they provide for anybody willing to enjoy pumpkins during anytime of the year.
Firstly I would like to talk about the health benefits that pumpkins provide. The most abundant nutrients found in pumpkins are Carotenoids. Alpha and Beta-carotenes being the most abundant. These two carotenoids transform into Vitamin A once they enter the body.
They're also three forms of carotenoids called cryptoxanthin, lutein and zea-xanthin. These three along with alpha and beta carotenes give pumpkins the bright orange color and the Provitamin A characteristics. Together they make sure to keep your skin cells healthy, maintain your immune system, and provide you with great eye vision.
In addition to Vitamin A pumpkins also contain good sources of copper, calcium, potassium, and phosphorus.
The flesh of the pumpkin can be prepared in many ways. They can be mashed or pureed after boiling them. Or you can make them into a soup by placing them into a blender. You can even make raw pumpkin soup if you are a raw vegan or looking to try a new way to prepare them.
Canned pumpkins which are usually mashed or pureed can be used to heal dogs, cats and humans of digestive problems such as constipation, diarrhea and hairballs(cats). The health benefits and preparation of pumpkins are too many too list. And should be taken advantage of for your own good and your pets as well.
The LifeRegenerator Dan McDonald provides a great raw recipe for pumpkins that is easy and delicious. Make sure to check out his videos on Youtube.
As we approach Autumn pumpkins are starting to come to and are almost ready for harvest. This in my opinion is the only thing I am looking forward towards as the summer comes to a close. Pumpkins are one of the most versatile fruits (Squashes) in which all of its parts are not only edible, but are also delicious and beneficial for your health. The flesh of the pumpkin can be used for pies, cakes, appetizers, entrees, soups, and stews. Among various other things you can think off if you are highly creative. You can even make a raw soup out of pumpkins if you blend it thoroughly in a high powered blender. The seeds are great whether you decide to roast them or eat them raw. Either way you can do so much when it comes to pumpkin seeds. And the nutritional value that you can obtain from them is immense. Packed with proteins and minerals pumpkin seeds can fill you up quickly. The oil which comes from pumpkin seeds are really delicious and can add a unique flavor to any dish. All three of these components of the pumpkin each have their own unique flavor and health benefits that you will thoroughly enjoy while during the pumpkin harvest season and afterwards.
Ok. I know many of you are planning to get dressed up for Halloween want something scary. And when you think pumpkin scary usually doesn't cut it. Unless Jack O' Lanterns are involved. With these pumpkin costumes you will be giving everyone that spine tingling sensation.
This one is called Pumpkin Slayer.
This is Pumpkin Slayer Plus. This costume is for those that are plus sized, or would like some extra room to work with.
Bobble Head Pumpkin is the scariest out of all of them in my opinion. You will be definitely giving people a scare. Just keep it all in fun while doing it.
