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Herb Of The day - Spearmint
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Pepe
This mild member of the mint family is wonderful eaten freshly chopped or over new potatoes or fresh peas, or made into a soothing tea for digestion. Mixed with natural yogurt it becomes "raita" a Indian relish to cool the mouth when eating curries
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