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Lovage Dried Cut Root Herb Tea 25g-200g – Levisticum Officinale

Excellent quality productsCustomer Satisfaction GuaranteeShipping with one business day Lovage Root “Levisticum Officinale”In the unlikely case that you are unhappy with your product, please return your product in its original packaging within 30 days of receipt. We will be more than happy to provide you with a Full refund or exchange with the same product. Lovage is a perennial herb native to the Mediterranean region, and can be found growing wild in northern Greece, southern France and in the Balkans. It has fragrant odor and spicy, bitter, and slightly numb flavor. Lovage extracts are used in flavorings and fragrances. Lovage root is all edible and aromatic essential oils can be obtained from the roots, seeds and leaves. Lovage root can be eaten in salads or infused dry as a tea or decoction. The Greeks and Romans valued this herb for its therapeutic qualities.

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Cloves Buds Whole 25g-200g – Syzygium Aromaticum

Cloves (Syzygium aromaticum) are aromatic flower buds that come from the evergreen clove tree native to the Maluku Islands in Indonesia. The tree is also cultivated in other tropical regions, including Sri Lanka (Ceylon). Cloves have a warm, sweet, and spicy flavor and are commonly used as a spice in cooking, as well as for their medicinal properties. They are often used in various cuisines, particularly in spice blends and desserts, and are known for their distinct aroma. The taste of cloves is often described as pungent and peppery, with a slight bitterness and astringency.

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Juniper Berry Whole Dried Berries 25g-200g – Juniperus Communis

Excellent quality productsCustomer Satisfaction GuaranteeShipping with one business day Juniper Berries ”Juniperus Communis”In the unlikely case that you are unhappy with your product, please return your product in its original packaging within 30 days of receipt. We will be more than happy to provide you with a Full refund or exchange with the same product. A juniper berry is a part of the seed cone from the juniper tree and is not actually a berry at all. These berries are dried and used as a spice, or you can even steep the berries to make a powerful herbal tea. ​​​​​​​ The berries are famously used to flavor gin. A juniper berry is a part of the seed cone from the juniper tree and is not actually a berry at all. These berries are dried and used as a spice, or you can even steep the berries to make a powerful herbal tea. ​​​​​​​ The berries are famously used to flavor gin.

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Cinnamon Sticks Cassia Quills 15cm 25g-200g – Cinnamomum Cassia

Each stick’s lentgh is approx. 15cm (5.91”) and there are approx 10 sticks per 100 grams. Cassia cinnamon (Chinese Cinnamon) comes from Cinnamomum cassia plant, which is native to China, Vietnam, India and various other East Asian countries. It is one of the most common types of cinnamon used around the world. The bark of the cassia cinnamon tree is used the most. Both the bark and the powdered version of cassia cinnamon are used as flavorings. The buds of this plant are also used, though rarely, mainly in India.

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Dried Cassia Cinnamon Quills 15cm 170.1g Cinnamomum Cassia

Introducing our top-quality single spice, Dried Cassia Cinnamon Quills from YouHerbIt. These 15cm long quills are sourced from Indonesia and are perfect for adding a warm and sweet flavor to any dish. Our cinnamon quills are GMO-free, vegetarian, gelatin-free, and have no artificial coloring, flavoring or preservatives. In addition to being low in carbohydrates, fat, and sugar, our cinnamon quills are also vegan, caffeine-free, nut-free, fat-free, and diabetic-friendly. Add them to your pantry today and experience the unique, aromatic flavor of Cinnamomum Cassia in your favorite dishes.

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Cinnamon Sticks Cassia Quills 15cm 300g-1.95kg – Cinnamomum Cassia

Each stick’s lentgh is approx. 15cm (5.91”) and there are approx 10 sticks per 100 grams. Cassia cinnamon (Chinese Cinnamon) comes from Cinnamomum cassia plant, which is native to China, Vietnam, India and various other East Asian countries. It is one of the most common types of cinnamon used around the world. The bark of the cassia cinnamon tree is used the most. Both the bark and the powdered version of cassia cinnamon are used as flavorings. The buds of this plant are also used, though rarely, mainly in India.

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The Gourmet Collection Spice Blends Seasoning Pick Flavor New Larger Value Size

(1) New “Value Size” of The Gourmet Collection Spice Blends Assorted Mix and Match 1 New. Sealed. Pick one or several, mix and match. Expiration range from 2024 to 2025 and they are listed below. Roast Vegetables & Fries (7.58oz) – 05/15/2025 Garlic Onion (8.11oz) – 08/2026 Roasted Garlic, Rosemary (9.97oz) – 06/2026Kickin’ Chicken (8.46oz) – 01/19/2026 Lemon Pepper (5.82oz) – 02/17/2026Seafood Spectacular (6.17oz) – 10/26/2025Oregano Basil Tomato (2.82oz) – 09/2026Smoked Paprika, Garlic, Chili & Chives (5.8oz) – 11/03/2025Garlic Bread (6.5oz) – 09/16/2025Chili & Lime (7.05oz) – 09/16/2025Herbes de Provence (1.55oz) – 01/27/2025Cinnamon Sugar (9.0oz) – 12/20/2025Salted Caramel (9.0oz) – 11/30/2025

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Beetroot Dried Cut Flakes 25g-200g – Beta Vulgaris

Excellent Quality Products Customer Satisfaction GuaranteeShipping Within One Business DayBeetroot Cut Flakes “Beta Vulgaris”In the unlikely case that you are unhappy with your product, please return your product in its original packaging within 30 days of receipt. We will be more than happy to provide you with a Full refund or exchange with the same product. Beta vulgaris (beet) is a species of flowering plant in the subfamily Betoideae of the family Amaranthaceae. Economically, it is the most important crop of the large order Caryophyllales. People can add beetroot powder to sauces, smoothies, and doughs. It has a mild, slightly sweet taste. Dried beetroot in the form of powder are a good alternative to use in our food. It is not necessary to hydrate if we boil them. It finds application in soups, cake and smoothies.

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