Is Nutmeg a Hallucinogen
Nutmeg, the seed of the Myristica Fragrans tree, is highly desired for culinary uses natural remedy applications, but it has also gained attention for its psychoactive properties. However, we don't recommend using nutmeg as a recreational hallucinogenic—here's why.
Why is Mexican Oregano Different
Mexican Oregano is a wonderful addition to any spice cabinet, tea shelf, or herbal apothecary. That being said—and prepare to have your mind blown—Mexican Oregano is not actually oregano at all. Let's take a look at this unique spice and see what makes it so special.
Which is Better, Tahitian or Madagascar Vanilla Beans
Both Madagascar and Tahitian vanilla beans are wonderful, but which is better? Let's take a look at these two popular vanilla bean varieties—what sets them apart and which is better for specific uses.
Can You Get Mace From Whole Nutmeg
While mace and nutmeg are different parts of the same plant and share similar flavor properties, they are not the same exact thing in terms of composition nor spice profile. They are typically detached and sold separately, lets look at the reasons why.
Is Açaí Only Found in Brazil?
Açaí is the fruit of a somewhat rare species of palm tree that is native to a small area of swamps and flood plains in the Eastern part of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. But the popularity of this fruit has led to some expansion. Let's look at where Açaí is produced and limitations of expansion.
Mexican Oregano Tea
When you think of the uses for oregano, you probably don't consider it as a beverage ingredient, but maybe you should. Both Mediterranean Oregano and Mexican Oregano make a healthy and delicious drink. Let's take a look at the differences and why we prefer the Mexican version for our Oregano Tea.