Description
Our Angustifolia lavender seeds, also known as fine, true or officinal lavender, are the product of organic and sustainable farming, carefully cultivated in our fields on the Plateau de Valensole. They are harvested and processed in such a way as to preserve their unique properties and flavour.
Sold in bulk 100 gram packs, these seeds are perfect for anyone who wants to explore new flavours in the kitchen. T
hey can be used to add a floral note to pastries, jams, teas or even savoury dishes.
Their delicate fragrance and slightly sweet flavour will add a touch of sophistication to your preparations. By choosing our lavender seeds, you’re supporting environmentally-friendly agriculture and a high-quality, artisanal product.
We are proud of our eco-responsible practices, which guarantee the purity and integrity of our products. Our edible lavender seeds are 100% natural and organically grown. They are free from pesticides and additives, ensuring a product of the highest quality. Seeds are stored in airtight jars to preserve their freshness and flavor. They should be kept in a cool, dry place, away from light.
Directions for use
As a relaxing infusion:
Lavender is renowned for its soothing, calming properties. To prepare a relaxing infusion:
- Use one tablespoon of organic lavender flowers for one cup of boiling water.
- Leave to infuse for 10 minutes, then filter.
Ideal for promoting relaxation and improving sleep quality.
To perfume your laundry:
Lavender flowers are an excellent way to naturally perfume your laundry:
- Place dried flowers in small cotton or muslin sachets.
- Slip them into your cupboards, drawers or even your tumble dryer for a delicate, long-lasting fragrance.
Lavender also repels moths and other pests.
In a relaxing bath:
For a moment of well-being after a long day:
- Add a handful of lavender flowers to your warm bath water, or place them in a small sachet and leave to infuse in the water.
The scent of lavender helps relieve stress and soothe tired muscles.
In the kitchen:
Did you know that lavender can also be used in cooking? For original, aromatic recipes:
- Sprinkle a few dried lavender flowers in your desserts, such as crème brûlées, cookies or even homemade ice creams.
- Lavender also goes well with white meats and grilled vegetables. Use sparingly, however, to avoid an overly pronounced taste.
For soothing skin care:
Lavender has healing and skin-soothing properties:
- Add a few flowers to your massage oil or lotion to enjoy its relaxing benefits.
- You can also prepare a lavender compress by infusing the flowers in hot water, then applying the cloth to irritated areas of the skin.
In sachets to repel insects:
Lavender is a natural insect repellent:
- Place sachets of dried flowers near windows or on your terrace to ward off mosquitoes and other insects.
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