Gentian Root c/s

Gentian Root c/sBotanical Name Gentiana Lutea Other Names Yellow Gentian, Bitterwort, Devil's Taint, Bitter Root, Gall Weed Origin Europe Typical Preparations Bitters, teas, tonics, and tinctures. Flavor Profile Very bitter. Blend with sweet herbs and warm spices to improve flavor. Cosmetic Usages Infuse in oil or make water based infusions for use in creams, lotions, hair products and other cosmetics. Gentian Root is a European native herb once used in beer brewing

Use Yucca Root powder

or powdered and encapsulated fresh above ground parts as a cooked vegetable or in salads fresh seed (fruit) distilled as an essential oil or can be made into a tincture

Flavor Profile - Bitter due to astringent properties

a glycoside that occurs in this plant exclusively

White mustard seeds lends hot

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yogurt and smoothies or in juice as you would protein powder

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Cranberry is a fruit native to North America

casseroles and even stir-fries

Botanical Name - Vaccinium Uliginosum

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