Frontier Co-op Organic Whole Dill Seed 1lb

Frontier Co-op Organic Whole Dill Seed 1lb

Name: Frontier Co-op Organic Whole Dill Seed 1lb
Brand: Frontier Co-op
SKU: 404777
Price: 13.44 USD
Rating: 9.22 (142 reviews)

$ 13.44

Score By Feature

Based on 142 ratings

Satisfaction

8.84

Customer service

8.99

Value for money

9.30

Giftable

9.09

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Product Description

DILL SEED OF HIGH QUALITY - Frontier Co-op Organic Dill Seed is derived from the dill plant (Anethum graveolens), a celery family spice. Seeds from dill are used in pickled foods, vegetables, stews, and other dishes. The seeds of the dill plant are brown, flat fruits.

DILL, A PICKLING SPICE - A common addition to summer herb gardens, dill is well-known for its use in pickling cucumbers. It's commonly used as a pickling spice for more than just pickles, giving canned goods a distinct flavor.

FLAVOR OF ROBUST ROBUST ROBUST ROBUST ROBUST It looks and tastes similar to caraway, but it has a different flavor profile and is used in a different way. To better control the aroma of these fruits, which is a potent mix of citrus, fennel, and mint, use them sparingly in food.

ORGANIC FROM EGYPT- FRONIER CO-OP Organic Dill Seed is 100% Kosher certified, organic, and non-irradiated. Egypt is the source of this dill seed, which is grown and processed there. To improve the flavor, it is grown in moist, well-drained soil in full sunlight. At any point during the harvesting and manufacturing process, no artificial additives or chemicals are used.

ABOUT US - Frontier Co-op has been a member-owned cooperative since 1976, owned by the stores and organizations that buy and sell our products. We believe in living a healthy lifestyle, so our products are never irradiated or treated with ETO. We're dedicated to the environment's health and well-being, as well as the health and well-being of everyone involved in the production and consumption of our botanicals.

Questions & Answers

What method is used to dry the dill seed? Is it necessary to dry them with heat?

They are seeds that have been dried. I wouldn't recommend planting them because they may be exposed to heat for drying.

Is it possible to sprout these?

Not sure.

Is it possible to make tea with the dill seeds? Is this a secure environment?

Every herb has a different effect on different ailments. To release more oil, I crush or grind the dill seed first.

Is it possible to plant these and have them grow?

These are what I use for cooking, and while they might work for gardening, I would recommend using a pre-packaged seed.

Selected User Reviews For Frontier Co-op Organic Whole Dill Seed 1lb

Very let down

3/5

I'd never had a dill seed that I didn't like before this. This surprised me because I usually buy Frontier brand in my neighborhood stores. When I first opened the bag, I noticed that the seeds were completely flat. I then placed one on my tongue, and the salty flavor was immediately noticeable. Ugh! After that, I chewed on that seed and a few others. What do you think a completely flat seed would look like? What a waste of money, with a flat taste. Maybe I'll season my popcorn with these seeds? Anyway, I find it difficult to believe this is a Frontier seed. To offset the discount normally associated with bulk purchases, Frontier must bulk package a lower quality seed? Frontier should give bulk products a flavor quality rating, in my opinion.

Bria McGee

| Jun 17, 2021

Wrong product; no refunds or replacements are available

3/5

I ordered organic whole dill seeds from Amazon, as described in the listing. Cooperative on the Frontier "Dill Seed Whole, Certified Organic" was printed on the package of op, indicating the same. "Indian Sarsaparilla Root" was written on the package. I opened it just to be sure, and since I had the option of returning or replacing it, I did so. Sure enough, it was Indian Sarsaparilla Root. It smells great, but it's clearly the wrong product; I'm disappointed and sad right now.

Axl Flores

| Feb 10, 2021

Excellent flavor and quality, as well as being organic

5/5

It has excellent flavor, freshness, and quality, as well as being organic. What is there not to like about this? I've been fermenting for a while and have only recently begun my quest to make fermented dill pickles that taste like the ones my mother used to make. While I'm still experimenting with flavors (so close! ), I thought I'd share what I've come up with so far. ), having a good quantity and quality of dill seed to work with is extremely helpful. Buying it in the tiny bottle that my local supermarket sells is so expensive! This is a better quality dill seed at a much lower price!br>br>Definitely a great addition to any pickle, ferment, or other recipe that calls for dill seed!.

Felicity Daugherty

| Mar 07, 2021

I adore the scent of this product

5/5

Love. I like how the aroma smells. When I first opened the package, I couldn't get enough of the soothing scent. Love it. I'm going to combine it with turmeric powder, cumin, and olive oil in my Thanksgiving mashed potatoes! There will be no more plain mashed potatoes and gravy sauce!.

Kallie TALBOT

| Mar 05, 2021

The flavor is terrible

3/5

They completely ruined my pickle recipe, and I'm not sure why they smell and taste so bad. I'm throwing this out and going out to get some more dill seeds as soon as possible.

Giana Santiago

| Mar 04, 2021

Dill seed is a delicious condiment

5/5

It's organic, which I appreciate, and it's also very tasty.

Madisyn Curtis

| Jul 27, 2021

Good

5/5

I bought these seeds, along with fennel and fenugreek, to make a breastfeeding tea, and it worked well. However, I believe they can be grown or cooked with.