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An infamous French herb, Parsley's gentle flavour and ability to blend with the flavours around it make it a versatile herb. Use to season dips, salad dressings, stuffings, sauces, gravies, and potatoes.

Indigenous to eastern Europe, Parsley has a long history of use in Turkey and Lebanon. Later, the English would spread it around the world after learning its many uses. Associated with spiritual protection, war, and St. Peter, the Greeks originally used Parsley as a garnish to guard a meal from evil. The tradition of garnishing with Parsley continues today, but the purpose is different; it has a fresh clean flavour and many medicinal benefits that chefs appreciate.

Brewing a nice green cup, with aromas of a summer garden, Parsley tea is an ancient and revered beverage that is being rediscovered today.

Passion Flower, also known as maracuja, was first discovered in Peru by a Spanish doctor in 1569. He documented the native’s use of the herb and took it back to Europe where it eventually became widely cultivated. Passion Flower was introduced into North American medicine in the mid 1800's, and has been used for both medicinal and culinary purposes for over 200 years. Today, Passion Flower is widely employed by herbalists and health practitioners around the world for a variety of medicinal purposes.

Perhaps the most widely used herb from Central and South America, Pau D'Arco is the shredded inner bark from a tall, stately, full leafed tree which may be used alone or in combination with other herbs.

Pau D'Arco is also known as ipe roxo, lapachoor and taheebo tea. There is evidence that this herb was popular in the old Inca Empire and is still used today by the natives of Brazil.

Western herbalism has only recently discovered Pau D’Arco; it has now become very important in our herbal medicine cabinet.

With this bulk package you can create a vast array of home remedies including tinctures, capsules, poultices, salves and, of course, herbal tea.

Perhaps the most widely used herb from Central and South America, Pau D'Arco is the shredded inner bark from a tall, stately, full leafed tree which may be used alone or in combination with other herbs.

Pau D'Arco is also known as ipe roxo, lapachoor and taheebo tea. There is evidence that this herb was popular in the old Inca Empire and is still used today by the natives of Brazil.

Western herbalism has only recently discovered Pau D’Arco; it has now become very important in our herbal medicine cabinet.

North-America's most popular spice, Pepper can be sprinkled onto (or into) any food where a little spice is desired. Coarse ground Pepper is excellent in any food where a rustic texture is desired.

Pepper is North-America's most popular spice and can be sprinkled on any food where a little spice is desired. Cracked Pepper is excellent for sauces or meats where a rustic texture is desired (as in pepper steak).

North-America's most popular spice, Pepper can be sprinkled onto (or into) any food where a little spice is desired.This "fine grind" pepper is great for use in soups and sauces.

North-America's most popular spice, Pepper can be sprinkled onto (or into) any food where a little spice is desired.This "fine grind" pepper is great for use in soups and sauces.

North-America's most popular spice, Pepper can be sprinkled onto (or into) any food where a little spice is desired.This "regular grind" Pepper is the standard for table shakers around the world.

North-America's most popular spice, Pepper can be sprinkled onto (or into) any food where a little spice is desired.This "regular grind" Pepper is the standard for table shakers around the world.

White Pepper has a milder, finer flavour than the black variety and is used to season light-coloured foods such as white sauces or cream soups.

To produce peppercorns, the immature spike-like clusters of Pepper berries are harvested and dried to a brown/black colour.

To produce peppercorns, the immature spike-like clusters of Pepper berries are harvested and dried to a brown/black colour.