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Renowned for its remarkable aromatic qualities, anise’s fragrance and flavour, along with its digestive and aesthetic properties, have seen it highly valued in the fields of cooking, medicine, and perfumery for centuries. Typically used in sweet dishes, such as fruit compotes, cakes, and biscuits, its delicate liquorice flavour is great for adding a sweet touch to stewed vegetables and white meats.
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Renowned for its remarkable aromatic qualities, anise’s fragrance and flavour, along with its digestive and aesthetic properties, have seen it highly valued in the fields of cooking, medicine, and perfumery for centuries. Typically used in sweet dishes, such as fruit compotes, cakes, and biscuits, its delicate liquorice flavour is great for adding a sweet touch to stewed vegetables and white meats.
