Pennyroyal Herb Powder

Name: Pennyroyal Herb Powder
Brand: JURA Naturheilmittel GmbH
Price: 8.95 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

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€8,95

€11,19 / 100g

14 cents per day – 65 days

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Content: 80 g

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Description

What is the JURA Pennyroyal Herb Powder 80g?

Natural herb powder made from pennyroyal, inspired by the traditions of Hildegard von Bingen.
Versatile for use as a supplement to the daily diet.
Made from 100% naturally pure ingredients and free from additives.

Why choose JURA Pennyroyal Herb Powder?

Highest quality with careful processing to preserve all natural properties.
Developed according to the traditional teachings of Hildegard von Bingen.
Unique purity and freshness.

Product properties:

Pennyroyal – a plant with a rich tradition described in the Hildegard tradition.
Natural and free from artificial additives.
Versatile in use, e.g. in smoothies, teas or as a seasoning.

Frequently Asked Questions – Pennyroyal Herb Powder: Type of Mint, Application & Taste

Which mint is behind it and how it differs from peppermint.

What kind of mint is pennyroyal?

Pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium) is an independent mint species with small leaves and whorled flower heads. It smells stronger and more pungent than peppermint. In old herbal books, it appears under the name pennyroyal.

How do I use pennyroyal herb powder?

The usual amount is a knife tip, up to three times daily, stirred into warm water or sprinkled over food. 100 g will last around 65 days at this rate. Since the flavour is intense, it is better to use a slightly smaller amount.

How does pennyroyal taste compared to peppermint?

Less fresh and mentholated, but spicier and slightly bitter. The coolness on the tongue that you know from peppermint is largely absent. Instead, a herby note remains that is more reminiscent of thyme.

Does pennyroyal also work in the kitchen?

Yes, in small amounts. It goes well with lamb dishes, potatoes and legumes. In Mediterranean cuisine, it has a long tradition as a seasoning herb. Use sparingly — it quickly overpowers milder ingredients.