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Fenugreek, Whole Seeds
Fenugreek, Whole Seeds
Fenugreek, Whole Seeds
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Fenugreek, Whole Seeds
Fenugreek, Whole Seeds
Fenugreek, Whole Seeds
Fenugreek, Whole Seeds
Fenugreek, Whole Seeds
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Fenugreek, Whole Seeds
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Fenugreek Seeds

Fenugreek seeds lend a subtle sweet taste to pickles and chutneys. Fenugreek comes to English from the Latin for 'Greek hay.' Cooks in Pakistan typically roast them before grinding for a sweeter flavor. Also available in Ground Fenugreek Seeds, or Fenugreek Leaves.

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Much like fennel, fenugreek has been grown for centuries because it was believed to have healing powers. It was even an integral component in "holy smoke," a part of the Egyptian ritual of embalming the dead. Fenugreek has a sweet, nutty flavor with an alluring maple aroma. It is primarily used in Turkish, Egyptian, and Middle Eastern cuisine, where it turns up in dishes from soup to bread. You can also use fenugreek when pickling or making your own chutneys and jams to add sweetness to these dishes. Ingredients: Fenugreek seeds. 

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Cynthia R.W.
Top shelf spices

The aroma of the spices is heaven. They add a spectacular flavor to everything you cook and make. I live the flat packs so I can have a backup for the spices I use frequently. I’ve tried other spice companies and none of them compare to Spice house. I won’t use anything else

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MK
Love this fenugreek

I usually cook with pre-ground fenugreek, so being able to toast the seeds before grinding really added some oomph to my meals. Love the nutty-sweet maple syrupy scent they give off when toasting.

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Nelson G.
Fantastic fanugreek.

It’s very rounded testing space in verity use love it.

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Lisa H.
Flat Packs are the way to go!!

I recently was changing how I store our spices in our kitchen. While I was changing from store bought bottles and a mismatch of separately purchased spice storage to one complete set of jars and racks. I needed to restock some fresh spices and I started looking for flat pack spices and found the Spice House. They have both bottled and flat packs. I didn't like the amount of bottles (plastic & glass) that ended up being thrown in my recycling can so flat packs was the only option I saw both eco-friendly and cost effective. I placed my order and they arrived in a very timely manner. The spices are very fresh and of great quality. If anyone asks me where to purchase spices at a reasonable cost I always recommend The Spice House. My friends and family are also impressed with the quality and amount of spices offered here as well.

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