| Aroma:Sweet, spicy, warm, herbaceous. Slightly musky. Similar to the dried Coriander seeds used in the kitchen (ground). Latin Name:Coriandrum sativum Country of Origin:Bulgaria Cultivation Method:Conventionally Grown Extraction Method:Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Extracted Extracted From:Dried seeds Color:Clear to pale yellow Perfumery Note:Middle Consistency:Liquid. Aromatherapy Properties:Warming and comforting. Aphrodisiac. A mental stimulant that is uplifting, strengthening and inspiring. Suggested Use:Dilute Coriander Oil in an unflavored/neutral Carrier Oil such as Grapeseed or Canola Oil, and use in preparing sauces and savory dishes. History:Well known as a domestic spice worldwide, one of the components of Curry (which is a blend of seven different spices). The seeds were found in the ancient Egyptian tomb of Ramses II. Specific Safety Information:Non-toxic, stupefying in larger concentration, use sparingly. GRAS (Generally Regarded As Safe) approved by the FDA as food flavor. |