Bulk Grapefruit peel, C/S

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[ 5063 ]Citrus paradisi

Grapefruit peel, C/S

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Dried grapefruit peel is a colorful, fragrant and flavorful ingredient in cocktails, fruit drinks, syrups, bitters, and loose tea blends. It may also be tinctured or powdered and taken in capsule form. With a high concentration of potent antioxidants, the peel is also a functional addition to many topical products, such as soaps, salves, massage oils, facial serums, lotions and hair care products.

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a.
quick look

information at a glance

originunited states
plant part usedpeel
processingcut & sifted

b.
buying & keeping

general guidelines and tips

storage tipsKeep grapefruit peel in a sealed container in a cool, dark place.
appearance & aromaYellow-to-orange bits with a citrusy aroma.
active compoundsFlavonoids (naringin, eriocitrin, hesperidin, and narirutin) flavonols (quercetin, rutin, and kaempferol), anthocyanin (cyanidin and peonidin glucosides), vitamin C, fiber

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uses

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cosmeticInfuse grapefruit peel in carrier oil for use in salves, solid and liquid perfumes, skin lotions and creams, soaps and hair care products.
decorativeDried grapefruit peel makes a colorful and fragrant addition to potpourri.
culinaryGrapefruit peel is used as garnishment in cocktails and to make syrups and bitters. It is also a popular addition to tea blends and seasoning mixes, as well as in baked goods.
householdThe chopped peel may be infused in white vinegar for use as an all-purpose cleaner.
aromaticGrapefruit peel is used in perfumery and added to dried botanical mixes for sachets and potpourri. It may also be simmered in water, alone or in combination with other herbs and spices, on the stove or in a small crock pot.
wellnessEncapsulate the dried, powdered peel or add to smoothies.
industrial Grapefruit peel is used in restaurants, breweries and in distilleries. It is also found in soft drinks, fruit juices, spice blends, tea blends, various candies and other confections, baked goods, perfumes, natural body care products and in natural household cleaners. The peel is also a source of pectin and is used as a preservative in foods and medicines.
safetyGrapefruit is known to interfere with the absorption of many medications and is associated with drug interactions, such as rapid heart rate, respiratory distress or stomach bleeding. This is due to the presence of a class of compounds called furanocoumarins, which inhibit the P450 enzymes necessary to metabolize many kinds of pharmaceutical drugs. This can lead to a decreased absorption of the medication and its benefits, or high levels of the drug remaining in the bloodstream because it cannot be broken down. In addition, note that grapefruit is toxic to cats, dogs and horses.

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flavor profile

cut & sifted
grapefruit peel

Flavor profile and culinary companions
Bright and citrusy with sour notes.

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