Simply Organic Dill Weed, Cut & Sifted, Certified Organic | 0.81 oz | Anethum graveolens L.

For those who require clarification, as I have not read in a long time: DILL WEED IS NOT THE SAME AS MARIJUANA! Potato salad is already difficult for me to eat in moderation - Add some hallucinogenics to it, and you're good to go. Keep an eye out! br>br>This spice is USDA Organic certified. What is the significance of this? In the same way that non- Many spices are treated with chemicals (pesticides and herbicides), contain GMOs, and have been irradiated, so they are not considered organic.   Irradiation is a process that most of us are unfamiliar with. Radiation is used to kill bacteria and other contaminants, but it reduces the amount of vitamins and natural enzymes in the finished product. The effects of irradiation on the environment are also altered. the chemical makeup of a spice with the potential to produce toxic, cancer-causing by-products products in the market food, as well as increasing our free radical exposure.   Almost all spices sold in the United States are imported from other countries. have been fumigated (It's been sterilized) Europe has banned certain chemicals. It's potentially dangerous. Thankfully, there is an alternative. br>br> Simply Organic dill is a low-cost option that is full of flavor and goes well with almost anything: Pickling/fermenting foods, poultry, seafood (salmon), soups, salads (macaroni/potato), breads, dairy (sour cream/cream cheese), scrambled/deviled eggs Sprinkling some on popcorn or homemade potato chips is a lot of fun! To avoid staleness or lack of potency, it's critical to check the expiration date on our spices. A "best by" date can be found on the bottom of Simply Organic bottles. to make sure you don't end up with old stock By the way, it's a genuine glass bottle that can be reused or repurposed in a variety of ways.

Lochlan Mendoza

| May 05, 2021

The product was undamaged and in perfect condition, with a BEST BY date of January 2024. My old bottle of dill (as seen in the photo) was BEST BY NOV 2018 and wasn't doing much for my tuna salad or the appearance of my spice cabinet. I was looking for celery seed online because I couldn't find it in the store, and I came across Simply Organic spices on Amazon. I was so taken with the look of the glass bottles, metal caps, and logo (I'm a graphic designer) that I ordered several. They cost a little more than standard supermarket spices but the bottle is larger (see photo) and I appreciate the company values. On the back of the bottle it says 20"1% of When opened, their dill has a bright green color and a strong aroma. Although I am not a spice expert, I could detect it in my tuna once more. I was given a gift certificate, which I used to purchase the Simply Organic spices, but I would have purchased them with my own money. When it comes to spice rack tolerances and/or a streamlined look with other spice bottles, just keep in mind that the bottle height is 4 1/2 inches. Although I was unable to locate this company's celery seed, the label can be peeled off when the bottle is empty and filled with celery seed from another source if you prefer your spice bottles to match.

Summer Cervantes

| Mar 31, 2021

I prefer fresh, but I use a lot of it and need to keep it on hand at all times. br>br>I've tried a lot of different brands. I have a lot of preferences. br>br>WHY do I wish I could give this a higher rating? br>br>Aroma is a word that is used to describe the smell of something. OMG. It has a FRESH dill scent to it. There isn't a single brand I've tried that comes close to this one. Taste - br>br> Taste is enhanced by something that SMELLS like fresh dill. Organic - Organic - Organic - Organic - Organic - Organic - Organic - Organic - Organic - Organic - Organic - Organic It's also organic, which is a plus. Seal - br>br>Seal - br>br>Seal - br>br>S SEALED TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT AVAILABLE! Price - br>br> br>br>BOTTOMLINE: I got this while it was on sale, but I would pay a lot more for this brand!br>br> I'll never switch brands as long as the quality is this good!.

Remy Stewart

| Feb 27, 2021

1. I wasn't expecting the bottle to be twice as big as it was. (I failed to read the product description carefully enough. ) )
2. The price was comparable to what I would pay for a bottle half the size (of non-alcoholic beverage). organic) from my neighborhood supermarketbr>3. It's organic, which I appreciate because my usual dill isn't.
4. The flavor was just right, and the aroma was strong and bold! Thanks to the dill in my salad, it was delicious. br>br>I'm going to buy some more Simply Organic dill weed!.

Jones Vaughan

| Apr 04, 2021

I opened the bottle and it smelled wonderful, but there was very little taste. I have a lot of Simply Organic spices, so this was a disappointment. This is my first time purchasing dill spice, and while I enjoy dill (dill chips, for example), there is barely any taste, with only a hint of flavor. My next task is to find another organic dill spice, or even a non-organic dill spice. This is an organic product with a lot of positive feedback.

Miles WHITEHOUSE

| Jul 13, 2021

Dried dill is a close second to fresh dill. It's a much better match for the fresh version than cilantro or basil, which, in my opinion, aren't comparable. Dill, on the other hand, is a fantastic spice to have in your spice cabinet. br>br>The dill from Simply Organic is of excellent quality. Isn't it true that cake doesn't exist? It's also natural. In addition, the bottle is quite lovely. Having nice thick glass spice bottles rather than the inexpensive plastic bottles always feels like a bit of a luxury. br>br>The price is excellent, the dill quality is excellent, and the bottle is of excellent quality. as well as the pouring spout - Overall, if you're looking for some dill, I have no reservations in recommending this! br>br>Before serving with bagels, mix some dill into fresh cream cheese. lox. Chive cream cheese is commonly available, but dill cream cheese is not. I'm not sure why, because salmon and dill cream cheese on a bagel is delicious.

Omar BUTCHER

| Jul 17, 2021