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SUPER ROOT SPICES - The WUNDER book

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Wunder Workshop founders, Zoë and Tom, present their exploration of healing root spices including turmeric, ginger, ashwagandha, maca and more.

As well as reviewing the scientific literature and presenting research in a simple yet informative manner, the pair tell their unique story of discovering first turmeric then other super roots. They reveal ways that these superfoods can be incorporated more readily in everyday meals.

Organised by type of dish, Zoë and Tom reveal the alchemy of roots, their health benefits and where they come from before moving onto recipes that enhance your mood, encourage a healthy gut and, most of all, taste good!

There are tonics and elixirs, snacks, main meals and topical recipes to keep you looking and feeling good, inside and out. These recipes are designed to be functional while remaining super simple and fun. There is everything from a golden beetroot latte, ginseng root tea, turmeric granola, immune-boosting broths and maca bliss balls, plus burdock tea tonic, topical solutions for a brightening face mask and even an Ayurvedic anti-anxiety bath soak.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 18 reviews)

Henry K. ★★★★★

The turmeric chapter alone is worth the price—they walk through the science without bogging you down, and the ashwagandha section had me taking notes for my own pantry. It's a proper deep dive that feels like sitting in on a good lecture, not a dry textbook.

Jacob C. ★★★★★

They actually dive into the scientific literature on ashwagandha and maca, not just vague wellness talk — felt like I was getting real depth without a textbook. The way each root spice gets its own chapter makes it easy to flip straight to what I’m curious about. I’ve already tried two recipes from

Ella ★★★★★

The turmeric and ginger chapters alone are worth the price, and the way they break down the science without getting too dense makes it easy to actually apply. I’ve already dog-eared half the pages for recipes I want to try this week.