100% Dried Organic Epazote
To Eat RAW, Add to FOODs 🥘, or TEAs☕️.
Epazote is the leaf 🍃 of a wild herb 🌿, prized for its gas-reducing abilities.
Try adding epazote (1 tablespoon to a large pot of tea ☕️, boiling 🥵 water💦, chili 🌶, beans, or soups 🍲).
Native to Mexico 🇲🇽 & Guatemala 🇬🇹, Has Medical 🏥❤️ & Culinary 🥘👨🍳 uses! Can be Fresh or Dried, Cooked with Beans to Ease Digestion, Gluten-FREE, & Vegan. 🌱
ADD to dishes near end of cooking. Pungent, Medicinal Flavor, Strong 💪🏽 Astringent and Petroleum aroma.
Find it HERE, or Mexican Grocery Stores or Farmers 👩🏽🌾 Markets.
I love using it not just in beans, but also in salads, quesadillas, sautéed vegetables, salsas, guacamole and, of course, tacos 🌮. Eaten raw, it TASTE LIKE CHRISTMAS 🎄!!! Or is somewhere between pine, citrus and turpentine (that is to say: weird but really good).
The word epazote derives from Nahuatl, the language spoken by Mexican Aztecs and their ancestors. ... In English it is sometimes called goosefoot, skunk weed, wormseed, or Mexican tea; the last two of these terms allude to its medicinal use to combat intestinal parasites.
Epazote is a powerful Herb for spiritual cleansing. Add it to your bath water 💦! &
Use epazote to make tea ☕️, as it is believed to help regulate digestion, relieve stomach cramps, and even fight intestinal parasites. It can also help with gas and bloating, which is the reason why epazote is often used when cooking black beans.
8 Best Health Benefits of Epazote
- its ability to reduce flatulence,
- reduce respiratory conditions,
- eliminate parasites,
- improve the metabolism,
- protect the immune system,
- help with weight loss efforts,
- heal wounds,
- reduce menstrual discomfort.
How to Make Epazote TEA:)
Add epazote 🌿 (1 teaspoons ➡️ 1 tablespoons) to boiling water and let simmer for 2 minutes. Remove from heat and let steep for another 3 minutes. Strain and serve.
Precautions
If you are pregnant, nursing or taking any medications, consult your doctor before use. Consult your health care provider before beginning use of any herb.
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