Organic Ceylon Cinnamon Powder is derived from the bark of the Cinnamon tree (Cinnamomum verum) native to Sri Lanka. Known as "true cinnamon", C...
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Tumeric has not ever been grown in a truly wild state, that is to say that tumeric has evolved from wild Curcuma (indigenous to southern Asia) t...
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Organic Cumin Seeds have been found in the pyramids of the Pharaohs and was used in mummifying their kings before they started using cinnamon an...
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Epsom Salts Food Grade. Blants has been distributing Epsom Salts (magnesium sulphate/sulfate) for several years, principally within the autism c...
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Our Himalayan salt is sourced sustainably from salt mines in North Western Pakistan. The supplier visit Pakistan often and work closely with a f...
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Celtic Salt Fine refers to naturally moist salt harvested from the Atlantic seawater off the coast of Brittan, France and Spain. This type of sa...
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Organic Whole Black Pepper is acknowledged as the 'King of Spices' and it's history is almost the history of the spice trade as no spice has had...
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Organic Sweet Paprika. The origin of paprika dates back 7000 years when it was consumed by the Mexican Indians, however, it was actually a form ...
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Organic Cumin Seeds have been found in the pyramids of the Pharaohs and was used in mummifying their kings before they started using cinnamon an...
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Description The fruits of the cayenne chilli pepper are ground and baked, then sifted to make this powdered spice. Moderate - hot, Cayenne peppe...
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Organic Ground Coriander is an ancient spice, even found in the tombs of Pharaohs! Ground coriander is commonly used in dhals, curries, breads a...
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Organic Garam Masala. Garam means 'spices' and Masala means 'blend' therefore, Garam masala is a basic blend of ground spices that are common in...
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Organic Garlic Powder Certified Organic ACO Country of Origin India
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Organic Black Mustard Seed. It's interesting to know that the typical hot , pungent taste that comes from mustard only occurs when it comes into...
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Organic Mild Curry Powder Ingredients: All Organic, Turmeric, Coriander, Fennel, Cumin, Cinnamon, Ginger, Black Pepper, Clove, Nutmeg May contai...
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This Salt is a dried, naturally evaporated sea salt (sodium chloride) suitable for human consumption complying with the Australian New Zealand F...
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Organic Whole Coriander seeds are an ancient spice, even found in the tombs of Pharaohs! Organic Coriander Seeds have a lemony citrus flavour w...
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Organic Fennel Seed. They are a common ingredient in Italian sausages and in northern European rye breads. They have a sweet, yet very aromatic ...
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Organic Ground Cassia Cinnamon. It is considered a spice derived from the bark of the Cinnamon tree but is also used medicinally. Cinnamon is sa...
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Our Himalayan salt is sourced sustainably from salt mines in North Western Pakistan. The supplier visits Pakistan often and works closely with a...
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Organic Yellow Mustrard Seed. It's interesting to know that the typical hot , pungent taste that comes from mustard only occurs when it comes in...
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Organic Garlic Granules Certified Organic: ACO Country of Origin: India
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Q&As about buying salt, dried organic herbs and spices online.
What’s the difference between herbs and spices?
Herbs like parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme (sorry, couldn’t resist!) come from the leaves of a plant. Whereas spices such as turmeric, cinnamon and cayenne pepper, come from the roots, bark and seed. Some like coriander can be both, with the leaves being a herb and the seed a spice.
Both herbs and spices are used to add delicious flavour to food, but... Read More
Q&As about buying salt, dried organic herbs and spices online.
What’s the difference between herbs and spices?
Herbs like parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme (sorry, couldn’t resist!) come from the leaves of a plant. Whereas spices such as turmeric, cinnamon and cayenne pepper, come from the roots, bark and seed. Some like coriander can be both, with the leaves being a herb and the seed a spice.
Both herbs and spices are used to add delicious flavour to food, but many have health benefits, too. For example cinnamon is loaded with antioxidants and reduces blood sugar levels, while turmeric can reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer.
Rosemary can help prevent allergies and nasal congestion while oregano is rich in antioxidants and may help fight off bacteria and viruses
How long do herbs and spices last for?
Organic herbs usually have a shelf life of one to three years, dried spices last for two to three years, and whole spices last for three to four years. Keep a note of use-by dates. If you reach for a herb or spice you haven’t used for a while, rub a little between your fingers and then sniff it. If it doesn’t have a pleasing aroma, it’s time to ditch them.
How do you store herbs and spices?
If you’re buying organic herbs or spices online, you need to store them correctly. We recommend putting them in a sealed container in the pantry or cupboard.
What are the best ways to use herbs and spices?
Dried herbs tend to have a more concentrated flavour than fresh so a good rule of thumb is to use the 3:1 ratio and replace three teaspoons of fresh herbs with one teaspoon of dried.
There are many delicious recipes that use herbs & spices to add flavour. In this creamy cashew and pumpkin curry, ground ginger, garam masala, turmeric and cumin combine to produce a fragrant dish.
Spices like coriander, cardamom pods, paprika and cayenne pepper take centre stage in this spiced cauliflower soup.
And who could resist these apple and cinnamon pikelets with clove and maple-glazed rhubarb or a steaming mug of turmeric chai?
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