Camomile Flowers 60g

Manufacturer:
ARİFOĞLU SPICE AND FOOD IND. LTD. STI.

Ingredients: Camomile flower. 

Chamomile, whose Latin name is 'Chamomillae Romanae', is from the daisy family. It is the most populous family of flowering plants in the world. There are more than 1156 species in Turkey alone. Its homeland is Europe. It has spread from all of Europe to the Caspian coast. Today, it has spread in every geography except Antarctica, which is covered with glaciers. It grows in natural conditions in Marmara, Aegean, Thrace, and Southwest Anatolia in our country. It is an annual herbaceous plant that blooms between May and August with white flowers representing elegance.

The leaves have a slightly bitter and spicy flavor. Because it contains rich vitamin C, chamomile leaves are used in world cuisine to enhance both the appearance and taste of salads. Daisies, which honeybees love very much, are the brightest and most striking faces of the spring season.

The use of the chamomile plant, which symbolizes purity, innocence, and elegance, dates back to ancient times as much as human history. The ancient Egyptians used chamomile flowers in rites of dedication to the gods. In medieval Europe, it was believed that even the plants growing near the daisy gave life to it. For this reason, farmers have always planted May Daisy among the products they grow. Crowns made of daisies are famous in the celebrations of the summer festivals. It is believed that the first daisies of the year bring luck. In the Middle Ages, young boys believed that they would grow quickly by holding bunches of daisies in their hands. Young girls counted the leaves of the daisy they collected by tearing them off, so they learned whether they were loved or not. Marriage-age girls put a bunch of daisies in front of their eyes and counted them, believing that the number of daisies covering their eyes determines how many years they will get married.

From the chamomile plant; chamomile tea, chamomile oil, chamomile tincture, chamomile soap, chamomile cologne, chamomile extract, chamomile extract and dye are obtained. In addition, with the richness of essential oils in its content, it has entered the content of a wide variety of drugs.

Daisies are a wide variety of flowers with many species and are very similar physically. Therefore, it is essential to collect the right species, in the right season, in the right way, by experts for consumption. 

Chamomile, dried under suitable conditions, has a lifespan of 1 year when stored in a closed glass jar in a dim, cool and dry environment.

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