Dandelion Leaves are known for their aroma. They are used in tea and other beverages and also sometimes in desserts and ice-cream. Our whole dandelion contains no air-drying or additives. They can we used in food item and also as a supplement for regulating the digestive system.
Cinnamon is a spice that comes from the inner bark of trees called Cinnamomum. It has been used in many recipes over the years. It is mildly spicy but has a naturally sweet flavor to it. Sweet potato, carrot soup, roasted cinnamon lemon chicken, apple pie pork chops are some of the dishes that make use of the cinnamon spice. You can identify true cinnamon with its color: light brown, outer appearance: thin & soft and taste: sweet with a hint of citrus. Organic Way sources its certified organic Cinnamon (True Ceylon) Cut & Sifted direct from small-scale farm co-ops in Sri Lanka. If you like this spice’s unique flavor, you may also enjoy our organic Cinnamon (True Ceylon) Quills. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Sri Lanka DID YOU KNOW? Studies show cinnamon contains more than forty compounds that are good for health. Cinnamon is rich in antioxidants such as polyphenols, phenolic acid, and flavonoid.
This Dandelion Leaf Cut & Sifted originates from Eurasia and North America. Dandelion leaves make amazing cups of tea that taste divine with many health benefits. Although the tea might taste slightly bitter, it is still enjoyable to sip on any day. It has detoxifying properties, reduces bloating, healing effects for stomach issues, and even helps in alleviating joint pains. Simply scoop 1-2 teaspoon of dried Dandelion leaves into a tea bag and steep in 1 cup of boiling water for 5 to 10 minutes. The longer the infusion duration, the stronger the taste (which also means more bitter). Add a splash of milk with some raw sugar if you prefer a sweeter and creamier taste. Many drinkers of dandelion tea have used this beverage as a substitute for coffee. Organic Way sources its certified organic Dandelion Leaf Cut & Sifted directly from small-scale farm co-ops in Albania. Dandelion leaves are actually found almost everywhere but harvested in certain countries only.
From adding a refreshing zing to your water to marinating your fish to perfection, lemons serve a wide range of culinary functions. If you use only the juice and discard the peel, though, you may be doing your diet a disservice. Lemon peels contain a spectrum of vitamins, minerals and fiber that can give your menu a nutritional boost, although you would have to consuming large amounts of peel to glean significant nutritional benefits.
Milk thistle (Silybum marianum) is a flowering plant that comes from the same family as the daisy. Also known as Mary thistle or holy thistle, milk thistle plant is native to the Mediterranean region, although it is commonly found across the globe. This prickly plant has distinctive purple flowers and white veins, which traditional stories say were caused by a drop of the Virgin Mary’s milk falling onto its leaves. From the powerful, targeted support it provides to our hardworking liver to its ability to stimulate the immune system and even promote skin health-milk thistle has a slew of health benefits that can be harnessed to bolster whole-body health. Milk thistle seeds contain silymarin, a group of compounds said to have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. Milk thistle is thought to benefit the liver and is often used as a home remedy to “detoxify” the liver or treat liver problems. Although milk thistle is most often used for liver conditions, such as hepatitis and cirrhosis, the herb is believed by some to prevent or treat high cholesterol, diabetes, heartburn, upset stomach (dyspepsia), hangover, gallbladder problems, menstrual pain, depression, and even certain types of cancer. Organic Way is a recognized producer of original milk thistle seeds with excellent quality. You can rely on our products for authenticity and potency. Organic Way imports quality organically grown products from different countries and processes them in the USA for the US market.
Mullein is a flowering plant, scientifically named Verbascum thapsus, that has long been used in herbal medicine. It originally grew in Europe and Western Asia, but it now grows in other places as well, including the United States and Canada. It’s a biennial plant, which means it lives for two growing seasons. During its first season, it produces a gathering of fuzzy leaves. The second year, the plant produces a tall stalk from the top that grows small yellow flowers. Mullein can be used as a supplement, but it’s very commonly consumed as a tea, brewed from parts of the plant with hot water to extract some of its nutrients and benefits. Mullein Leaf Herbal Tea has a lovely and naturally sweet flavor. It’s a tea for everyone seeking easier and deeper breathing. The variations occur based on concentration and other herbs mixed with the mullein leaves. So, make sure to pick an option with the right flavor intensity according to your personal taste.
Elder Berries look like grapes except they don’t grow in vines but shrubs instead. Also, the berry itself has a deeper and darker purple color. You can make Elderberry into tea and it will taste divinely sweet and tart. You can brew dried elderberries as tea alone or with cinnamon sticks, cardamom, cloves, ginger, and stevia or honey (if you prefer something sweeter). Fresh elderberries can commonly be processed into jams and jellies that are great on toast. The elderberry is also packed with many health benefits. It may help you as an immune system booster, relieving urinary tract infections and allergies, and it aids in your digestive health. Organic Way sources its certified organic ELDER BERRIES directly from small-scale farm co-ops in Albania. Elderberries produces pinnate leaves which makes up 5 to 7 oppositely arranged leaves.
Organic Way is a recognized producer of original excellent quality cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum). * 100% tested USDA and Kosher certified herbal product. * Organic products imported from India and packaged in USA. * Authentic Cinnamon Cassia Sticks processed in a hygienic environment. * Grown and processed without toxic pesticides, irradiation or GMOs. * Pure, highly potent Cinnamon Cassia with a distinct aromatic effect. * The packaging is flavor-sealed for freshness. * 100% Product satisfaction guarantee. Cinnamon sticks (Cassia) is a close relative to Ceylon cinnamon. Unlike True Cinnamon with many thin layers, Cassia Cinnamon sticks are extremely hard and made up of a single thick layer. At Organic Way, we always give you authentic spices so that your dishes turn out to taste and smell perfect.
Cloves Whole come from dried flower buds of the evergreen clove tree. This spice is native to Moluccas in Indonesia and widely harvested in India, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, and Madagascar among others. They have an intense aroma and a rich, bitter, pungent-sweet flavour. You can use it in meat dishes, stew, sauces, pudding, pumpkin pies, cakes and other desserts. Cloves are also commonly used in spices as well as tea blends and mulled wine. Organic Way sources its certified organic Cloves Whole direct from small-scale farm co-ops in Sri Lanka. If you like this spice’s unique flavour, you may also enjoy our organic Chili Peppers Whole. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Sri Lanka DID YOU KNOW? Cloves are an important ingredient in the Chinese five-spice powder and they are a rich source of polyphenols.
Organic Way’s red clover cut and sifted can be consumed as tea and also added to certain recipes for flavor. Studies suggest that red clover is used to strengthen brittle bones and reduce bad cholesterol level in the body. It is also considered to be a home remedy for male-pattern baldness, enlarged prostate, breast pain, asthma, eczema, swellings and certain other conditions. The soothing properties in the herb help in case of indigestion and premenstrual syndrome. The plant is usually found in open spaces such as pastures and meadows. The tea is recommended for men and women as the herb comes with healing properties for several men and women health problems. Country of Origin: Albania Did You Know? Red clover can also be used as a face wash or hair wash. It is, however, popularly used along with other herbs and consumed as tea.