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Pack of three, 12 one teaspoon packets, 1-ounce tins 100% organic Comes in prematured packets to ensure freshness

Latin/Botanical Name - Pempinella anisum Certified Organic by QAI - In accordance with the USDA National Organic Program Guidelines Kosher Certified

Anise seed provides a sweet, licorice-like aroma that inspires exhilaration, euphoria and elation. (Anise oil contains a natural substance that can form white crystals in the oil. If this happens, warm the bottle slightly until the crystals dissolve.)Color: Colorless to pale yellowViscosity: Mobile liquid, solidifying at low temperaturesTop Note: Clean, sweetMiddle Note: Strong anisic (licorice-like) Dry Note: Woody-anethole, lightly tenaciousAromatherapy Actions: Cheering, mildly euphoric, sense...

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Organic Anise Seed Whole 1.5 oz. Bottle Description: Anise is a seed-like fruit grown in the world's temperate climates. The seeds can be ground fresh, or used whole to add a warm, licorice-like flavor to your favorite dish. The sweet, licorice-like flavor of anise seed has been enjoyed since ancient times. Try it in cookies, cakes, breads, fruit dishes and main dish recipes like goulash and stews. Organic: QAI Certified Organic Kosher: KSA Certified Bar Code: 0-89836-18466-5

Element: Air Powers: Protection, purification Magical Uses: Use in protection and meditation incenses. Also used in purification baths, especially with pay leaves. Health: In cooking or tea, the seeds aid digestion, nausea and ease flatulence and colic. It is expectorant. Promotes estrogen production Caution: Toxic in large amounts This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Actions:carminative, digestive stimulant, expectorant, anti-spasmodic, anti-microbial, galactagogue, aromatic, tonic. Indications: Can be used to ease cramping, intestinal colic and flatulence. It is a powerful expectorant and anti-spasmodic and can be used for whooping cough, and persistent, irritable coughing. It may be applied as an essential oil for lice, bedbugs or scabies. Preparation & Dosage: the dried berries should be gently bruised before use to release volatile oils. Pour one cup of boiling...

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Organic Anise Seed in a stand-up, resealable spice pouch.

Ingredients: Tomato, onion, smoked malt, paprika, black pepper, garlic, celery seed, mustard seed, micro crystalline cellulose(a natural anticaking agent), lemon peel, allspice, cinnamon and cloves.

Actions:carminative, digestive stimulant, expectorant, anti-spasmodic, anti-microbial, galactagogue, aromatic, tonic. Indications: Can be used to ease cramping, intestinal colic and flatulence. It is a powerful expectorant and anti-spasmodic and can be used for whooping cough, and persistent, irritable coughing. It may be applied as an essential oil for lice, bedbugs or scabies. Preparation & Dosage: the dried berries should be gently bruised before use to release volatile oils. Pour one cup of boiling...

Biennial or triennial.  Native to  northern Africa.  Easier to grow than Asafetida, and at least as inspirational in form.  The circumferance at the base of the dark red, flowering stalk of one plant measured 9 inches, and the plant itself towered to 10 feet.  Attracts beneficial insects./  Source plant for an aromatic gum called "ammoniac of Maroc."  Don't eat the leaves.  Plant prefers full sun and fast draining soils.  Sow in spring. 

Anise seed's feathery leaves and slender, round, grooved stems reveal that it's a member of the parsley family. Native to Asia Minor and Egypt, the graceful Pimpinella anisum branches to a height of about 18 inches. The crescent-shaped seeds of the plant are harvested in late summer, about a month after the yellowish-white anise flowers appear. It takes about 100,000 of these "seeds" (actually greenish-gray, oblong fruits) to yield one pound. The climate in which anise is grown impacts the plant...

Anise is a member of the Umbelliferae family which also includes fennel, caraway, coriander and dill, to name a few. It requires a long, warm, frost-free growing season of at least 120 days, and thrives in poor, dry soil. Growing to a height of 18 inches, the plant features small white flowers in early summer. The seeds appear in late summer and are light greenish-brown to brown when dried. Although the seed has an aroma and flavor reminiscent of licorice, the two are completely unrelated.

Native to the Mediterranean, Asia Minor and Egypt--introduced to Europe during ancient times. The sweet and spicy seed is a universal flavoring agent, emmenagogue and galactagogue. Sow the seed in the fall, winter or very early spring, directly in the garden, in a prepared seedbed. They do well this way, and don't seem to like growing in pots.

Anise (Pimpinella anisum) is a fantastic little seed! Traditionally used for all sorts of stomach complaints, from cramps, to nausea, to poor digestion, gas, and colic, Anise has also been used to soothe the eyes, clear the lungs, and fight sinus infections. Although it is may be most famous as an insomnia and nightmare cure! A key ingredient of the ancestor of the modern wedding cake, this little herbs was once a way to pay taxes.

Use sparingly (1/4 to 1/2 oz. or 1 to 5 "stars") in the boil or in the secondary for a pronounced anise or black licorice flavor. Star Anise has a very pleasant licorice anise flavor and smell, and is often used to flavor liquors such as Sambuca, Pastis, or Absinthe. It will produce a pronounced licorice flavor especially pleasing in a licorice stout. It is also a popular flavor in many Christmas ales. Star anise is the dried fruit or seed pod from a small evergreen tree that grows in southwest china...