Organic Thyme, Just Organik (20gm)
Thyme, pronounced, "time, is a fragrant, small-leafed, woody-stemmed herb that is primarily used in Mediterranean, Italian and French cuisines. It is native to southern Europe, Asia and the Mediterranean region.
There are about sixty different varieties of thyme. The French type is the most common, and other varieties include orange thyme, silver thyme and lemon thyme.
In earlier days, thyme was used by ancient Greeks in their baths and as incense in the temples. It was also used as a preserving agent in Egypt. In the Middle Ages in Europe, thyme was regarded, as a symbol of courage and women would gift it to warriors and knights. Romans are known to have spread this herb in Europe by using it to purify their rooms wherever they went.
Thyme is an herb with culinary, medical and ornamental uses.
Product attributes
- Organic
- Aromatic
- Distinctive taste
- Curled and elliptical shaped leaves
- Vegetarian
How to use it
- Add to marinades
- Make tea
- Use as a seasoning for soups and sauces
- Use in salads
Health benefits
- Fights infections Thyme contains thymol, which has antiseptic and anti-fungal properties and helps to fight a host of bacteria and fungi. It cures parasitic worm infections and skin disorders.
- Soothes a cough thyme treats bronchitis and relieves dry coughs, whooping coughs, asthma and laryngitis. It has a relaxing effect on muscles in the bronchi and acts a bronchodilator.
- Relieves indigestion thyme has been recommended by herbal healers to promote digestion and relieve gas and bloating. It is useful in cases like upset stomach, stomachache, and diarrhea.
- Antioxidant thyme contains antioxidant compounds, which protect the body from effects of aging.
- Vitamins and minerals thyme is packed with minerals and vitamins such as vitamin C, iron, manganese, copper and dietary fibre, which are essential for optimum health.
How to store
After opening the packet, refrigerate in air tight container.
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