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Spices growing natively in Europe including these:

Caraway seeds

Celery seeds

Dill seeds

Fennel seeds

Horeseraddish roots

Juniper berries

Mustard seeds

Saffron

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13y ago

Black pepper was the most important spice brought to Europe from the East during the Middle Ages, and, by weight, account for about half. Also important were cinnamon, cloves, ginger, cumin, saffron, and nutmeg

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11y ago

pepper, nutmeg, cloves and cinnamon

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There is many sices such as parsley and rosemery

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13y ago

Yes, because they used to buy them from countries like East India and Italy

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scones spagheti

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nuthin

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