Best Quality Dried Mint Leaves

I made mint chocolate candies from these, otherwise known as keto friendly fat bombs. Until I realized that peppermint would cause a 26{98880d97af0555a3a517c8aae666eeb64e7bd6d49cbbe05617dcb138f6e48200} drop in testosterone over a month’s use. Imagine if you had a 400 T count, then this dropping it to under 300. Thats pretty significant.

Its a great flavor! Its just not a smart supplement. Testosterone makes you smart.

One day I felt incredibly down after taking a few drops of another peppermint flavoring for two weeks in my coffee. The flavor was delicious! But I realized that there was something to the rumors of mint lowering your Testosterone count. I looked up the case studies and found it was pretty plain and simple. Sustained peppermint usage lowered testosterone by 26{98880d97af0555a3a517c8aae666eeb64e7bd6d49cbbe05617dcb138f6e48200}, and spearmint lowered testosterone by over 50{98880d97af0555a3a517c8aae666eeb64e7bd6d49cbbe05617dcb138f6e48200}.

Not much else to say, other than these made my mint chocolate fat bombs nice and crunchy. I used to really love mint… Now I’ve even switched to cinnamon flavored toothpaste, but I should probably use plain baking soda instead.

I probably could get away with eating one or a few mint peppermint fat bombs once every few months, but its smart to make about ten at once, and then you need to store them. Its probably better to just share with friends and eat them all at once to avoid the sustained usage over time, which would cause a testosterone loss. Your body needs time to recover from whatever peppermint does to cause testosterone production to degrade. I kind of think it has something to do with the lymphocyte system, but there are no case studies on this. Insects and mice tend to avoid mint for a reason. What does it do to them?

The staples of the diet of Old Testament Israelite peasants and New Testament Jewish peasants were wheat, barley, chick peas, broad beans, and lentils. To these the peasants would add onions, garlic, cumin, mint, and dill. I like to mix all of them. I call it my “Biblical Meal.” I also buy the ground wheat, and the barley from Amazon. All of the ingredients are kosher certified. Another name for this is pilaf.

I was very pleased with this purchase. Rather than paying for fresh mint, I bought this product. No, it’s not the same as fresh, but it works really well in farro salad and cooking and saves money. Three ounces is a lot, so I put a small amount in a shaker bottle and froze the rest.

Great in celery stew with lamb!

I must admit that I am not sure what flavor of mint I want but this is (to me) a very strong spearmint flavor. Not what I wanted.

I love this dried mints to make tabbouleh and kibbeh! Delicious!

lots of other spices are mixed into this “mint” product. overall, the taste is like TOOTHPASTE. too bad because it’s hard to believe dried mint is hard to create and sell.

I’m very pleased with this purchase. The product came on time as expected and arrived undamaged. The mint has a nice, fairly strong smell and taste; I’ve used it so far to make ice tea and even put some in with my coffee as it brewed which gives a nice taste of peppermint which I then use to make peppermint mochas. Would definitely purchase again.