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BADIA Anise Seed - 1.75oz
CTNR674242 033844002220 CTNR674242Badia
2025-12-22
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Contains: Does Not Contain Any of the 8 Major Allergens
Form: Kernels
State of Readiness: Ingredient
Package Quantity: 1
Pre-package preparation: Raw
Package type: Individual Item Multi-Serving
Net weight: 1.75 Ounces
Country of Origin: Turkey
•Certified gluten-free
•Used mainly to add flavor to cordials and liqueur
•Season fish, soups, seafood and shellfish
•Anise seed is one of the most delicate herb plants
Anise can be used in baking as well as to flavor soups, seafood dishes, shellfish and even beverages. Its flavor resembles that of licorice, tarragon and fennel. The company was started by José Badía, a Cuban exile who fled the island nation in the 1960s. Though he had a hardware business in Cuba, started the spice business in a small shop in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami. In 1970, José hired his son, Joseph "Pepe", to manage daily operations, and "Pepe" is now the majority owner and president of Badia Spices, Inc.Today, Badia Spices sells over 120 products, including raw spices and herbs, blended spices, and dried chili peppers, throughout the United States and more than 70 other countries.
Form: Kernels
State of Readiness: Ingredient
Package Quantity: 1
Pre-package preparation: Raw
Package type: Individual Item Multi-Serving
Net weight: 1.75 Ounces
Country of Origin: Turkey
•Certified gluten-free
•Used mainly to add flavor to cordials and liqueur
•Season fish, soups, seafood and shellfish
•Anise seed is one of the most delicate herb plants
Anise can be used in baking as well as to flavor soups, seafood dishes, shellfish and even beverages. Its flavor resembles that of licorice, tarragon and fennel. The company was started by José Badía, a Cuban exile who fled the island nation in the 1960s. Though he had a hardware business in Cuba, started the spice business in a small shop in the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami. In 1970, José hired his son, Joseph "Pepe", to manage daily operations, and "Pepe" is now the majority owner and president of Badia Spices, Inc.Today, Badia Spices sells over 120 products, including raw spices and herbs, blended spices, and dried chili peppers, throughout the United States and more than 70 other countries.
