Description
It's easy to recognize anise star pods: They usually look like an eight-pointed star, this however is the ground from the star anise whole pods. This fruit of a tree in magnolia family native to China and Vietnam produces tough-skinned, rust-colored fruits that are picked and dried before ripening. Anise star pods are hotter, more pungent, more bitter, and much more. -
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Ingredients: Star Anise Powder
**Allergen Advice** (Jalpur products are packed and produced in a mill that handles wheat, gluten, nuts, peanuts, mustard, sesame and soya)
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