Anise

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This herb has a sweet, aromatic flavour that is similar to black licorice. Use in liqueurs and alcohols like ouzo and anisette.

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How To Use

Anise is utilised in dairy goods, meats, candies, gelatins, and breath fresheners. Anise seeds help reduce depression symptoms and inflammation.
Dried anise (also called aniseed) has a licorice-like flavor and aroma, and is commonly used in baked goods, teas, and savory dishes. Here are a few ways to use it:

Infuse in hot liquid: Add a teaspoon of dried anise to a cup of hot water or tea and steep for several minutes to create an anise-flavored beverage.

Use in baking: Dried anise can be used in various baked goods such as bread, cakes, and cookies. It pairs well with other flavors such as citrus and chocolate.

Use in savory dishes: Dried anise can also be used in savory dishes such as stews, soups, and marinades. It is commonly used in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine.

Use as a seasoning: Dried anise can be used as a seasoning for vegetables, meats, and fish. It pairs well with fennel, cinnamon, and cloves.

Some businesses that may buy dried anise in bulk include spice distributors, tea manufacturers, and food processors. They may use it in various products such as spice blends, tea blends, and seasoning mixes.

Who buys this product?

Dried anise is used in a variety of products in the food and beverage industry, including teas, baked goods, confections, and liqueurs. It is also used in some pharmaceutical products and in the production of essential oils.

Businesses that might buy dried anise in bulk include tea and spice companies, bakeries and other food manufacturers, confectionery producers, and distilleries. Essential oil manufacturers and pharmaceutical companies may also be customers.

Tea companies might use dried anise to make herbal tea blends, while bakeries and confectioners might use it to flavor baked goods like breads, cakes, and cookies. Liqueur producers might use it to make anise-flavored liqueurs like ouzo or absinthe, and pharmaceutical companies might use it as an ingredient in cough drops or other throat soothers.