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herb spices they come from the great crops that are under ocean
Well it's mainly a herb. Spices are usually the seeds and the root, and the herb is the leaves and the stems.
The Tagalog term for herbs and spices in the Philippines is "halaman at pampalasa."
Peanuts are neither herbs or spices. They are classified as legumes.
Herbs are usually "leaves" Spices are usually "seeds". There are exceptions to both of the above.
Herb is a noun not a verb.
A spice is any substance that is used to alter the flavor of food, which includes such things as salt, which is a mineral and not an herb, or cinnamon, which is derived from tree bark and thus is also not an herb. The term herb really applies only to a leaf that has some flavor that we value, such as basil or oregano. Many spices do not derive from leaves.
The main difference between an herb and a spice is the part of the plant that is used. Herbs come from the leafy part of the plant, while spices come from other parts like the seeds, bark, roots, or fruits. Herbs are usually milder in flavor, while spices tend to be stronger and more aromatic.
Spices we use are like the normal mexican stuff.
You can use spearmint Herb, Wild Lettuce Herb, Red Clover Flowers Herb, Mullien Herb, Lobelia Herb,Damiana Herb, Calea Z Herb.
I shake the container to the spices come out in a sprinkle
some of the spices they use are cinnamon and cloves.