Bay Leaves - 50g
Bay Leaves - 50g
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Bay Leaves (Laurus nobilis) are aromatic dried leaves traditionally used to bring depth and richness to everyday cooking. Their flavour is subtle but powerful, adding a warm, savoury herbal note to soups, stews, and sauces. Bay leaves can also be used in simple infusions and aromatic home routines like baths or steams. This is a single-ingredient pantry staple with no added fillers or flavouring.
Key properties
- Botanical Name: Laurus nobilis
- Common Name: Bay Leaves
- Plant Part: Leaf
- Form: Whole dried leaves
- Aroma Profile: Warm, herbal, lightly spicy
- Storage: Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight
- Size: 50g
What it’s used for
- Add flavour to soups, stews, curries, sauces, and broths
- Brew as a simple herbal infusion for traditional after-meal routines
- Use in aromatic bath and steam blends for a comforting herbal experience
- Include in DIY home routines where bay’s warm herbal aroma is desired
This product is commonly used to:
Who it’s for
- Home cooks wanting a small size for occasional use
- Customers who enjoy traditional herbal infusions
- DIY makers creating aromatic steam or bath routines
- Customers wanting ground bay leaf powder
- Anyone looking for a ready-made tea blend
- Those who prefer sweet, floral herb profiles
This product is suitable for:
This product is not for:
How to use
- As a Culinary Herb: Add 1 leaf to a pot while cooking, then remove before serving.
- As a Tea: Lightly crush, steep in boiling water, then strain before drinking.
- As a Steam: Add a few leaves to hot water and inhale gently from a safe distance.
- Processing Tip: Remove the leaves before eating, as they stay firm and are not intended to be swallowed.
Safety instructions
- Avoid use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
- Consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before use if you have a medical condition or take medication.
- Discontinue use if any adverse reaction occurs.
- Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Faqs
Q: How many bay leaves should I use in a pot of food?
A: Start with 1 leaf, then adjust based on pot size and preference.
Q: Can I reuse bay leaves after cooking?
A: It is best to use fresh leaves each time for the clearest flavour.
Q: How do I keep bay leaves aromatic?
A: Store them sealed in a cool, dry pantry away from heat and moisture.
About These Botanicals
This product is grown in an organic and regenerative fashion with as minimal use of insecticides, pesticides, herbicides and fungicides as possible, in certified organic fertilizer. The product is certified food grade. It is not certified organic. Suitable for Kosher, Halaal and Hindi diets.

I bought this to make tea as it has so many health benefits, and it's much better value for money than buying the small boxes in the supermarkets
Easy ordering and payment with quick, sure delivery. Good value for money - good quality and quantity for the price. Supplied product information informative and useful.
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