Aniseed Myrtle

Description

Not only does it smell and taste great, but Aniseed Myrtle is also high in anethole, which is a compound known to treat conditions such as acid reflux, intestinal cramps, colic and flatulence. The blend is can also help with oxidative stress.

Pouch size: 15g

Cooking

Use as a tea or in desserts, syrups, dressings, sauces, and ice creams. 

Origin

Aniseed Myrtle (also known as Ringwood) trees are found in the sub-tropical rainforests of the Bellinger and Nambucca valleys in northern New South Wales, where they can grow up to 45 meters high.