Our sweet, intense Euphrates Mint grows along the banks of the Euphrates River in southern Turkey, one of the oldest agricultural areas in the world. We first came across this mint while visiting Silk Chili and Black Urfa Chili farms in the area, and we were totally wowed by its brightness and pure minty flavor. Crumble dried mint leaves into salads, grain dishes and tomato sauces or simply infuse in hot water for a fragrant mint tea.
Highlights
Gaziantep, Turkey
Air-dried
Dried mint leaves (Mentha piperita)
Peppermint • Lavender • Fresh-cut grass
Cooking tips
- Makes a beautiful mint tea
- Add to pesto, chutneys, or curries
- Great in meat rubs for chicken and lamb
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United StatesGorgeoussss scent, smells potent like a essential oil, reminds me of peppermint candy, strangely I found that I had to use more than I thought to taste it in my manti but will purchase again because it is special
United StatesAdd to hot cocoa
Quarter teaspoon or so in hot cocoa. Soon the bottle was all gone. Other mint leaves are not as good for the purpose as this one.
United StatesB and B spices
B and B spices are ahhhmazing. I had searched for great spices for years The search is over.
United StatesGreat. The only place I could find the item. Got it in 2 days. Great quality!
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