Deep Foods Ajman Seeds, 7oz

$ 7.99

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Based on 267 ratings

Flavor

8.78

Value for money

8.48

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Product Description

Ajwain offers many health benefits - these are some of the benefits that often accompany its use

100% Natural - We make sure that any additives, preservatives or fillers are removed from our products

This quantity is a good value for its large size.

Questions & Answers

What is the source of this organic food?

That is not what we claim.

Do you have Ajwain or Anise? The description says both however, anise is a different variety. ?

Seeds of ajwain can be found here.

Selected User Reviews For Deep Foods Ajman Seeds, 7oz

I really like it

5/5

It's a great product and anyone who doesn't like it, I'm assuming they don't understand its usage as well as some of the pros and cons. There is less use of this herb as a spice in my village in India where it is mainly used for medicinal purposes. It can be used in several ways to give us a lot of information. Adding a pinch or two of ajwain to a cup of water and boiling will make it sweet. Take a bite out of Provides relief for bloating and digestion*2. Place two tablespoons of the medicine in a clean sock and tie it up to form a small bag for congested chest. To massage the chest with a cloth sack, heat it by putting it on a pan and using it 1. 2. 3. You can chew on a pinch if you have a cold or sour throat.

Jayda Maloney

| Mar 29, 2021

The bag is not resealable

3/5

It appealed to me that this product was packaged in a resealable bag over one coming in a jar. A bag that does not seal properly has been used for shipping the product. I should now look for a container that I can put them.

Justice Dickerson

| Jul 18, 2020

Weight loss is possible with this supplement

5/5

Making tea with this is easy. Just add a little honey and you have the perfect blend.

Jada Moran

| Sep 14, 2020

The seeds of the Ajwain plant are traditionally used to treat stomach aches The seeds of the Ajwain plant are traditionally used to treat stomach aches The reason I bought the piece in the first place is because of this

5/5

Since then, I have used it for its intended purposes, and although it is extremely pungent (that's what it is supposed to taste like), I love it for when I feel nausea and cramps brewing. In addition to this, ginger, fennel seeds, and lemon grass are all used in a tea.

Nash Irwin

| May 15, 2021

Use it correctly if you want to succeed with If you want to get used to it, then you have to mix it well

3/5

You'll probably like it more if it has a stronger This was bought for its anti-gas properties, but I did not find it to be as effective as epazote. I used it as a substitute for thyme and did not like the results. A bonus is that epazote is not overpowering in taste.

Salvatore Hernandez

| Aug 31, 2020

It does not taste good for me so I wouldn't recommend it

4/5

To speed up my metabolism, I bought this herb to make tea, but the taste is a little like drinking oregano water - it will not appeal to my taste buds.