Bladderwrack c/s

Bladderwrack c/sBotanical Name Fucus vesiculosus Other Names Black tang, rockweed, bladder focus, sea oak, black tany, cut weed, dyers focus, red focus Origin Canada Bladderwrack was the original source of iodine (discovered in 1811), and is one of the most common type of seaweed found in the oceans. The name Bladderwrack refers to the bladder like air pods (vesicles) that keep the plant afloat in the ocean. The brown alga known as Bladderwrack is also a common

Mexican copal

Add to tea blends or brew as a coffee substitute

use 2-3 leaves and remove before serving

parsley and dill

Use in tea blends and as a coffee substitute

the name wormwood is a reference to its long history of use as a vermifuge and natural insect control agent

Cumin seed is used to flavor breads

Catnip infusions are used in various cosmetics

making it the thickener of choice for fruit glazes

Botanical Name - Maranta arundinacea

Flavor Profile - Flavor Profile is Citrus-like with a sharp finish

Safety in pregnant women is not established