Eastanbul Anise Seeds Whole, 5.3oz, Anise Seeds For Baking, Licorice-Like Full Flavor, Suitable to Obtain Powder, AKA Anis, Aniseed, Anis for Baking,

Eastanbul Anise Seeds Whole, 5.3oz, Anise Seeds For Baking, Licorice-Like Full Flavor, Suitable to Obtain Powder, AKA Anis, Aniseed, Anis for Baking,

WHOLE ANISE SEEDS: Offer a sweet, slightly spicy flavor with hints of licorice and fennel. Prime choice in seeds for bread, it shines in savory dishes too. Add a unique warmth and depth AN UNEXHAUSTIVE LIST OF USE: Whole Anise enhances savory dishes, key in baking sweets, boosts teas & cocktails, elevates meat & veggie marinades, indispensable in spice blends, perfect for homemade breads & pastries 100% NATURAL & CLEAN: Our Aniseed seeds is vegan, not contaminated or adulterated. Sourced from the best quality only. Non-irradiated, gluten-free & non-GMO, No MSG, No Fillers, No Preservatives PAIRING IDEAS : Anaise seeds blend harmoniously with cinnamon for warmth, cloves for spice, and orange zest for a citrus kick . Ideal in desserts with vanilla and Mixes well in teas with honey and in cocktails with mint SPICE MATTERS! Our brand embraces responsible manufacturing and workplace diversity and is committed to the utmost customer satisfaction standards. Eastanbul stands behind its authentic spices and offers a 30-day money-back guarantee

ANISE SEEDS

• Also Known As: Aniseed, Pimpinella anisum
• Origin: Anise seeds are derived from the flowering plant Pimpinella anisum, native to the eastern Mediterranean region and Southwest Asia.
• Ingredients: 100% anise seeds, harvested from the fruit of the anise plant.
• Taste and Aroma: Anise seeds offer a distinctively sweet and licorice-like flavor with a subtle aromatic quality, adding depth to dishes.
• Uses: They are a common spice used in both sweet and savory dishes, such as bread, pastries, cookies, soups, and stews. Anise seeds are also used to flavor beverages like teas, liqueurs, and spirits, including the famous Middle Eastern drink arak.
• Substitutes: Fennel seeds or star anise can be used as alternatives, though they may impart slightly different flavors.
• Fun Fact: Anise seeds are a versatile spice appreciated for their sweet and aromatic qualities, contributing to the culinary diversity of many cultures around the world.