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Buckwheat Herb
Product Code: 09BUCKW
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Buckwheat Herb
Product Code: 09BUCKW
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Recyclable Packaging
Responsibly Sourced
Non-irradiated
No Preservatives
GM Free
This product originates from:
Eastern Europe
WARNING
Safety Advice: Product should only be consumed after infusion in boiling water.
See product specification for further details.
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Buckwheat Herb
DESCRIPTION
Product: Buckwheat Herb
Latin Name: Fagopyrum esculentum syn. Polygonum fagopyrum, F. sagittatum, F. vulgare.
Plant Family: Polygonaceae
Other Names: Brank, Beechwheat, Le Blé noir, Sarrasin, Buchweizen, Heidekorm, French Wheat and Saracen Corn.
Description: If you’re unfamiliar with Buckwheat Herb then here’s the low-down… This herb has a nutty, slightly bitter flavour, similar to wholewheat flour or rye.
SUGGESTED USE
Buckwheat has been grown primarily for use as a grain, so it has a number of uses… From food for humans, feed for livestock and even as a natural dye. Try infusing in boiling water and serve as a healthy herbal tea.DISCLAIMER
You should always read the label before consuming or using the product and never rely solely on the information presented here.
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