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Chocolate Tree
Ingredients – milk chocolate with 35% cacao
Dimensions of the chocolate – 7x7x7 cm
Net weight – 85 grams$10.00Chocolate Tree
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Tea Healthy Stomach – Թեյ Առողջ Ստամոքս – Anton’s functional teas – 40g
Anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic tea – 40gr (2gr*20teabags)
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Honey Vinegar
Transparent and pure
Usage of organic honey
Tamper Rote Pourer Cap
Original Packaging$14.60Honey Vinegar
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Fig Molasses
In Armenia, to make fig molasses fresh figs are cooked in copper kettles, reducing them to less than half their original volume. The fruit is separated from the syrup, leaving a concentrated, thick, sweet molasses. Drizzle it onto yoghurt, atop pancakes, over oatmeal. It’s particularly delicious paired with grilled meats, like pork or flank steak.
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Holiday Gift Set
Wonderful Holidays Gift Set! You can gift this anytime of the year!!!
Comes in a Ecocraft bag!
Contains:
200g mountain Sorrel
250g watermelon rind preserve
25g wild thyme tea
traditional Armenian card$26.66Holiday Gift Set
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Tea Peppermint – Նանայի Թեյ (Պղպեղային անանուխ) – Anton’s functional teas – 40g
Regulates the nervous and cardiovascular systems. It has a diuretic, choleretic, antispasmodic, carminative properties. Lowers cholesterol removes toxins and intestinal gas.
Made from the leaves and flowers of peppermint.
Made in Armenia “Antaram” PC
5 Aghbyur Serob str., 0019, Yerevan, Armenia$3.00 -
Pasta Fettuccine with Tomato and Basil
Produced in Armenia 100% natural homemade fresh Italian pasta with tomatoes and red basil.
No artificial colors.
No preservatives.
Handmade.Net Weight: 220g
$13.50
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Handmade Assorted Chocolates Collection
Handmade Chocolate collection of “Assorted” chocolates, Net Weight: 190g
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Armenian Melissa Tea
USE : Place 2 teaspoon melissa ( lemon balm ) herb with leaves & flowers in a cup , pour boiling water and steep for 15 minutes , then strain
The word Melissa is the abbreviated Middle Latin form of the Greek word melissóphyllon, which means ’bee leaf‘. The name comes from the Greek word mélissa or mélitta meaning bee itself derived from meli meaning honey. Officinalis is New Latin and means ‘in use pharmaceutically’. The reason for this is that in antiquity, Lemon Balm was cultivated as a food for bees. Virgil and Pliny reported that, due to its strong aroma, leaves of Lemon Balm were rubbed on new beehives to entice the bees.The medical use of Lemon Balm has started more than 2000 years ago. In the 10th century, Arab physicians used the plant to fortify the heart and to treat melancholy. In the Capitularies of Charlemagne the order was given for Lemon Balm to be planted in every cloister garden.
Melissa is popular as a tea infusion. As a seasoning it is extremely versatile, particularly in oriental foods and summer beverages. It is also an important ingredient in herb liqueurs such as Chartreuse and Bénédictine and in spirits such as Carmelite.
BENEFITS
Treats insomnia
Eases indigestion
Treats herpes lesions and cold sores
Helps treat Alzheimer’s symptoms
Relieves stress
Helps reduce anxiety
Boost cognitive function
May help relieve indigestion
Can help treat nausea.$2.75 – $23.50Armenian Melissa Tea
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