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New Naturals began life in 2010 as a small woman-owned company serving southwest Virginia and the New River Valley with livestock feed from New Country Organics. Our offerings expanded to include culinary and medicinal spices for humans, and in 2015, our online site began to ship high quality spices nationwide. In 2016, New Naturals became the US supplier for the Doug English (now Turmeric Life) line of turmeric products.

Recently, the founder's son and daughter-in-law joined the business, and in 2022, New Naturals moved from its original location in Stuart, Virginia, to a new and much larger facility in Suffolk, Virginia. We now also grow some of the herbs and spices that we sell locally and online.

Our intention is to bring you the very highest quality products that we can source or grow, along with valuable information on their use.
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Spices Fennel Seed (Foeniculum vulgare)

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Fennel Seed (Foeniculum vulgare)

Starting at: $6.59

Fennel 'seeds' are actually the fruit of the fennel plant, but it's common to refer to the whole fruit as the seed. Fennel is of Mediterranean origin, but has spread across the whole world now. It's available in two forms, one which is primarily grown for its seeds (fruits) and one which produces an enlarged bulb at the base of the stem. Our fennel seed comes from Egypt, one of the world's primary producers. Fennel

Fennel turns up in a surprising variety of uses. It's one of three herbs that make up the liqueur absinthe, and is also used to make the Swedish liqueur akvavit. The leaves can be used in place of dill, and the seeds are used for flavoring everything from desserts to toothpaste.

Like fennel powder, fennel seed provides a lovely light anise taste in many foods, and can be infused to make a sweetly flavored tea (with no sugar required). Just add a teaspoon of fennel seeds to a cup of boiling water. For additional taste and zing, add fresh ginger or ginger powder to taste, or a slice of orange of lemon. Most fennel tea recipes say to add honey or sugar, but not only is that not healthful to begin with, it isn't necessary. This tea stands on its own without sweeteners. Check out our recipe section for more ideas.

Besides just being very flavorful, fennel is a rich source of potassium, manganese, zinc, iron, calcium and magnesium. It was traditionally used to relieve indigestion and bloating, to soothe nausea and to stimulate milk in nursing mothers.

Our fennel seed is available in 2 ounce and 4 ounce standup pouches. Both easily accommodate measuring spoons.

Ingredients: organic fennel seed from Egypt.