Description
Description
Caraway is characterised by a unique rather pungent smell and a somewhat pungent, spicy, bitter taste. For this reason, it is a spice that you either love or loathe; it is impossible to pass by indifferently. It is ideal with cottage cheese, yellow cheese or fatty meats.
Caraway in the kitchen
As previously mentioned, cumin is characterised by its unique pungent aroma and slightly baking, spicy bitter taste, which can be reminiscent of fennel or aniseed. As a spice, it is important in German, Austrian and Scandinavian cuisine. Whole caraway goes well with cottage cheese, yellow cheese or traditional Polish soups such as pea soup, mushroom soup or cabbage soup. It is also worth seasoning dishes with fatty meats such as duck, goose or pork due to its digestion-enhancing properties. Not forgetting that caraway is also an integral part of many baked goods such as pasties and breadsticks. A lesser-known and typical use of Caraway is in the flavouring of spirits, particularly liqueurs.
Caraway:
- It was formerly used as a remedy for acne and skin abscesses.
- It is particularly recommended for seasoning legumes and brassica vegetables, as it is great at reducing the bloating that occurs after them.
- The following are some of the most common uses of this herb.
- A great natural remedy for colic in children.
Caraway - health promoting properties
- Because of its diastolic effect, as well as regulating the flow of bile and digestive juice into the duodenum, cumin is helpful for all gastrointestinal ailments such as flatulence, abdominal pain or belching.
- Caraway is a proven remedy for colic in children.
- Caraway is a proven remedy for colic in children. When other methods fail, it is worth taking advantage of the diastolic properties of cumin and preparing a cumin tea.
- Caraway is a proven remedy for colic in children.
- In traditional folk medicine, caraway was commonly used as a lactation enhancer in nursing mothers.
- It exhibits diuretic effects, making it worth including in the diet in the case of urinary tract infections.
- It is also used as a diuretic.
- Caraway oil is used to massage sore areas, particularly the back.
Ingredients:
Caraway 100%
Storage:
Keep out of the reach of children, protect from light, moisture and foreign odours.
Store in a place out of reach of children.
Specifications
Specifications
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SpecialtyGluten Free, Preservative Free, Non GMO
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