- gain a
monopoly in
cloves as they had in
nutmeg. However, "unlike
nutmeg and mace,
which were
limited to the
minute Bandas,
clove trees grew all over...
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Nutmeg is the seed, or the
ground ****e
derived from that seed, of
several tree
species of the
genus Myristica;
fragrant nutmeg or true
nutmeg (M. fragrans)...
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Cryptocarya agathophylla (known
sometimes as
clove nutmeg) is a
member of the
laurel family, Lauraceae, and
originates in Madagascar.
Malagasy names include...
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often described as ****y,
clove-like, or
reminiscent of a
combination of
cinnamon and
nutmeg,
hence the
common name "
clove pink". This
aroma has made...
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especially from
clove,
nutmeg, cinnamon,
basil and bay leaf. It is
present in
concentrations of 80–90% in
clove bud oil and at 82–88% in
clove leaf oil. Eugenol...
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creamed coconut,
sweetened condensed milk,
evaporated milk, cinnamon,
clove,
nutmeg,
vanilla essence,
almond essence, lime, and
Haitian rhum. Rhum agricole...
- to a
broad category of
baked goods,
typically flavored with ginger,
cloves,
nutmeg, and
cinnamon and
sweetened with honey, sugar, or mol****es. Gingerbread...
- up of 10 to 20
cloves. The
cloves close to the
center are symmetrical, and
those surrounding the
center can be asymmetrical. Each
clove is
enclosed in...
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industries are ****es, raffia, and tourism. The main ****es
produced are
clove,
nutmeg, cinnamon, coconut, and
black pepper. The
Zanzibar Archipelago, together...
- (/ˈkrɛtɛk/) are
cigarettes of
Indonesian origin, made with a
blend of tobacco,
cloves, and
other flavors. They are
available filtered or unfiltered. The word...