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ANISEED MYRTLE
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Aniseed myrtle (Syzygium anisata) is a lovely rainforest tree originating from the Nambucca valley on the NSW north coast. It has fluffy cream coloured flowers and leaves with ruffled edges, which emit a strong aniseed aroma when crushed. The leaves are regarded as antiseptic and have traditionally been used for weight loss, lactation and stomach complaints. Aniseed Myrtle has an Anti-depressant action. The spice made from the crushed leaves of Aniseed Myrtle has a subtle sweet liquorice flavour. Aniseed Myrtle teams well with fish or pork dishes. Use Aniseed Myrtle anywhere that you require a subtle aniseed flavour such as steamed rice, seafood, stocks, breads, biscuits, pastries, desserts, ice-cream, or beverages. The dried leaf makes an excellent tea infusion. Aniseed Myrtle is available fresh or dried as spice, or ground to your specifications. We use Aniseed Myrtle in our Secret Womens Business and Walkabout Tea Infusions.