Anise Myrtle Flakes

Found in the lush rainforests of New South Wales, Anise Myrtle has been used for generations for its antimicrobial properties and its fresh, invigorating taste. It is a great source of essential oils and antioxidants, making it a flavourful and health-supportive addition to your pantry. If you love black jelly beans, this is for you!

100% Australian Anise Myrtle

• Adds a fresh licorice note to sauces, breads, and marinades.
• Great in liqueurs, curries, and desserts.
• A wonderful substitute for star anise in recipes.

Anise Myrtle Dusting Sugar

Blend sugar with Anise Myrtle flakes until fine. Use on eggnog rims, shortbread, doughnuts, or as a glaze. 

• Tube: L 13cm W 3cm
• Pouch: L 13cm W 3cm H 21cm
• Carton: L 17cm W 17cm H 24cm

• Star Anise
  
• Fennel Seed
  
• Aniseed
  
• Tarragon

• Rich in antioxidants
  
• Traditionally used for soothing coughs
  
• Naturally calming and supportive for digestion
  
• Contains anethole, which may support hormonal balance