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Peppermint | Organic | Kosher

Peppermint | Organic | Kosher

$3.00

Peppermint, a natural hybrid of spearmint and water mint, is one of the world’s most beloved herbs. This flowering perennial, native to Europe, has spread across the globe, captivating with its invigorating aroma, crisp flavor, and healthful properties. Organically cultivated in the United States, peppermint has a rich history of use in herbalism, cuisine, and daily rituals.

How to Use It:

🌿 Refreshing Peppermint Tea: Steep dried peppermint leaves in hot water to create a classic, soothing tea. Enjoy on its own or combine with other herbs like chamomile or ginger. Perfect for unwinding after a long day or supporting digestion after meals.

🍹 Cocktail Companion: Muddle fresh or dried peppermint leaves in cocktails like mojitos or mint juleps. For a non-alcoholic option, add to sparkling water with a splash of lime juice.

🧴 DIY Skincare: Peppermint’s cooling properties make it a fantastic addition to homemade face masks or foot soaks. Infuse dried leaves in water for a refreshing toner or facial mist.

🍴 Culinary Delights: Add dried peppermint to spice rubs for lamb or other meats, blend into Middle Eastern-inspired yogurt sauces, or sprinkle into desserts like brownies or chocolate mousse for a minty twist.

🌸 Aromatic Bliss: Use dried peppermint leaves in homemade potpourri, sachets, or herbal steam baths to refresh your space and uplift your senses.

💪 Herbal Wellness: Peppermint is cherished for its ability to support digestion, calm the stomach, and provide respiratory relief. Incorporate it into herbal infusions or herbal balms for natural wellness support.

History & Fun Facts:

  • In Greek mythology, peppermint originated from the nymph Menthe, transformed into the plant by the jealous goddess Proserpine.
  • Ancient Assyrians offered peppermint to their fire god, while modern workplaces in Japan diffuse peppermint oil to boost productivity.
  • The United States remains the world’s leading producer of peppermint oil, a tradition that began in the 1790s.

For the freshest flavor, store dried peppermint leaves in a cool, dark place. Pair with chamomile or lavender for a calming bedtime tea or experiment with culinary recipes to explore its versatility.

No known precautions. We recommend consulting a qualified healthcare practitioner before using herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medications.

Peppermint leaf is a timeless herbal ally, offering versatility, wellness support, and a burst of freshness to any routine! 🌿

The information provided is for educational purposes only and has not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.