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Inulin Prebiotic Fibre Powder 500g | As Probiotic Food. TF

Inulin Prebiotic Fibre Powder 500g | As Probiotic Food. TF

A soluble dietary fibre for food and recipe use. Pure chicory root inulin fibre
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A soluble dietary fibre for food and recipe use. Pure chicory root inulin fibre

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Temple Foods Inulin

Inulin is a PREBIOTIC only.

What are prebiotics?

Prebiotics are food for probiotics (the good bacteria in your gut).

When you make L. reuteri yoghurt, adding a prebiotichelps the L-Reuteri bacteria grow better and stay active, because:

  • Food source: L. reuteri needs certain fibers or sugars to thrive. Prebiotics like inulin, FOS, or potato starch give them that fuel.
  • Stronger fermentation: With prebiotics, the yoghurt ferments more consistently, thickens well, and the bacteria reach higher counts.
  • Better gut effect: When you eat the yoghurt, the bacteria already had good "food," so they survive better in your gut and can keep working.

In short: The prebiotic feeds the L. reuteri, making your yoghurt richer in healthy bacteria and more effective for gut health.

Temple Foods Inulin is a natural, plant-based prebiotic derived from chicory root. It is a soluble dietary fiber that feeds gut bacteria, particularly Lactobacillus reuteri and Bifidobacteria, helping them thrive and multiply.

When used in homemade probiotic yoghurt, especially in conjunction with L. reuteri starter cultures, Temple Foods Inulin acts as a powerful food source for the bacteria, enabling a richer, creamier, and more probiotic-dense yoghurt. It not only enhances the texture and taste of the yoghurt but also contributes to better fermentation results and longer-lasting bacterial viability.

Key Benefits:

  • 100% natural, plant-derived fibre
  • Stimulates the growth of beneficial gut bacteria
  • Enhances yoghurt fermentation and texture
  • Supports digestive health and immunity
  • Promotes calcium and magnesium absorption
  • No chemicals, additives, or artificial fillers

Ideal for use in:

  • Homemade L. reuteri yoghurt
  • Smoothies and shakes
  • Gluten-free and low-carb baking
  • Daily prebiotic fibre support

Ingredients: Pure Inulin Powder (Chicory Root Extract)

Directions for Yoghurt Use:

Add 1 to 2 teaspoons of Temple Foods Inulin to your milk mixture when preparing L. reuteri or other probiotic yoghurt. Stir well before adding the bacterial starter and ferment as usual.

Temple Foods Inulin is part of our clean-label philosophy: no binders, no fillers, no preservatives. Just pure, gut-loving prebiotic support - the way nature intended.

What's in the box
1 x Pouch Temple Foods Inulin Prebiotic 500g

Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER: This product may be a complementary medicine and/or not have been evaluated and verified by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority for its quality, safety or intended use. Use of this product is therefore not intended to compensate for diagnosis, treatment, cure, or mitigation of medical conditions and must not substitute the obtaining of medical advice from a registered health professional for any health or health-related conditions.

Temple Foods Inulin

Inulin is a PREBIOTIC only.

What are prebiotics?

Prebiotics are food for probiotics (the good bacteria in your gut).

When you make L. reuteri yoghurt, adding a prebiotichelps the L-Reuteri bacteria grow better and stay active, because:

  • Food source: L. reuteri needs certain fibers or sugars to thrive. Prebiotics like inulin, FOS, or potato starch give them that fuel.
  • Stronger fermentation: With prebiotics, the yoghurt ferments more consistently, thickens well, and the bacteria reach higher counts.
  • Better gut effect: When you eat the yoghurt, the bacteria already had good "food," so they survive better in your gut and can keep working.

In short: The prebiotic feeds the L. reuteri, making your yoghurt richer in healthy bacteria and more effective for gut health.

Temple Foods Inulin is a natural, plant-based prebiotic derived from chicory root. It is a soluble dietary fiber that feeds gut bacteria, particularly Lactobacillus reuteri and Bifidobacteria, helping them thrive and multiply.

When used in homemade probiotic yoghurt, especially in conjunction with L. reuteri starter cultures, Temple Foods Inulin acts as a powerful food source for the bacteria, enabling a richer, creamier, and more probiotic-dense yoghurt. It not only enhances the texture and taste of the yoghurt but also contributes to better fermentation results and longer-lasting bacterial viability.

Key Benefits:

  • 100% natural, plant-derived fibre
  • Stimulates the growth of beneficial gut bacteria
  • Enhances yoghurt fermentation and texture
  • Supports digestive health and immunity
  • Promotes calcium and magnesium absorption
  • No chemicals, additives, or artificial fillers

Ideal for use in:

  • Homemade L. reuteri yoghurt
  • Smoothies and shakes
  • Gluten-free and low-carb baking
  • Daily prebiotic fibre support

Ingredients: Pure Inulin Powder (Chicory Root Extract)

Directions for Yoghurt Use:

Add 1 to 2 teaspoons of Temple Foods Inulin to your milk mixture when preparing L. reuteri or other probiotic yoghurt. Stir well before adding the bacterial starter and ferment as usual.

Temple Foods Inulin is part of our clean-label philosophy: no binders, no fillers, no preservatives. Just pure, gut-loving prebiotic support - the way nature intended.

What's in the box
1 x Pouch Temple Foods Inulin Prebiotic 500g

Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER: This product may be a complementary medicine and/or not have been evaluated and verified by the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority for its quality, safety or intended use. Use of this product is therefore not intended to compensate for diagnosis, treatment, cure, or mitigation of medical conditions and must not substitute the obtaining of medical advice from a registered health professional for any health or health-related conditions.

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