I'm using Tamicon Paste in my Green Drink each morning.

Once it arrived, I became entranced by the packaging for Tamicon Paste

I have great faith in Mr. Manish and his Batch No.stamp.

 

If you would like to know even more about Tamicon Paste, please read my review s and information starting here.

 

 

Tamicon Paste provides a specific taste at any temperature.

 

(And I will get a better shot of this portion of the label.)

 

Tamicon Paste is well sealed under the red lid.

I apoligize for the shock.

 

After you dry Tamicon Paste in the oven for a week, it comes out like this. In the words of my son, "That is nothing like a fruit rollup, Mom." My failed experiment is in the back of the cupboard and there is no change whatsoever in the last 4 months.

I tried to photograph the Tamicon Paste in a variety of settings. My neighbor's son was willing to help but not ultimately helpful.

 

The photos I took with the bike were not worth posting. Who wants to see a food product riding a bike?

Here is my hand trying to make the Tamicon Paste sit up right. Good job - glare aplenty!

So a paper towel came to the rescue.

Add more paper towel magic.

 

This is my set up for the white colored backdrop. I used the measuring cup and the paper towel roll to hold the backdrop up. Notice the distractions behind that will not matter to the shot.

Different view of my photo shoot set up.

 

Once again - some shots are too dark. I think I'm going to make a rule for myself:

 

Do not publish on Behance until you look at it the next day first!

 

The world will thank me - less muttering.

And a wide angle view. 

 

Most of the white shots are up above.

 

Please see my landscape shots for more information on Tamicon Paste.