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Thyme has a unique aroma and a piney and peppery taste with bitter, slightly lemony and mint notes, as well as digestive, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties.
In Greek cuisine, thyme is added as a spice in meatballs, stuffed vegetables, meat, poultry, fish and pies.
Thyme is a basic ingredient in herbal teas for relieving upper respiratory and throat ailments (colds and coughs) and gastrointestinal problems (stomachache and flatulence).
Even a small amount is enough for great taste results. Before adding the herb to your dish or tea, rub the leaves and flowers, so that all flavors and essential oils are released. Details
Thyme
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Thyme has a unique aroma and a piney and peppery taste with bitter, slightly lemony and mint notes, as well as digestive, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties.
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In Greek cuisine, thyme is added as a spice in meatballs, stuffed vegetables, meat, poultry, fish and pies.Medicinal Usage
Thyme is a basic ingredient in herbal teas for relieving upper respiratory and throat ailments (colds and coughs) and gastrointestinal problems (stomachache and flatulence). Instructions
Even a small amount is enough for great taste results. Before adding the herb to your dish or tea, rub the leaves and flowers, so that all flavors and essential oils are released. Thyme
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