The very finest ginger comes from small holder farmers on one to two acre plots of land off the Malabar Coast of India. Ginger has enjoyed some unusual uses, including warding off the plague during Henry VIII’s time. In the 19th century, ginger was commonly sprinkled on top of beer or ...
Uses The major use of allspice is in food industry (65 to 70%) in domestic use (5% to 10%), production of berry oil (20% to 25%), extraction of oleoresin (1% to 2%) and pharmaceutical and perfume industry. Berry, berry oil, oleoresin, leaf oil are products of economic use. It i...
Learn about culinary and antiseptic uses of allspice (Pimenta dioica).(more)See all videos for this article The allspice tree attains a height of about 9 metres (30 feet). The fruits are picked before they are fully ripe and are then dried in the sun. During drying, the berries turn ...
Pimento Tree - Products & UsesJamaica still supplies dried pimento berry, berry oil and leaf oil internationally to be used in the meat processing, confectionery, perfume and pharmaceutical industries. Locally here in Jamaica, it is a vital ingredient in jerk seasoning, jerk marinade & sauces, ...
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Food Chemicals Codex Listed:No Soluble in: alcohol Insoluble in: water Organoleptic Properties: Odor Type: spicy sweetclovespicynutmeg Odor Description:at 100.00 %.sweet clove spicy nutmeg Flavor Type: spicy allspice Taste Description:allspice
Uses The major use of allspice is in food industry (65 to 70%) in domestic use (5% to 10%), production of berry oil (20% to 25%), extraction of oleoresin (1% to 2%) and pharmaceutical and perfume industry. Berry, berry oil, oleoresin, leaf oil are products of economic use. It ...