Pandan Leaves Dried (Rampe)
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Usage Suggestions-Steep or crush the dried leaves to infuse rice, desserts, or savory dishes with its distinct floral fragrance and subtle sweetness.
Health Benefits-Dried pandan may have health advantages aside from its pleasant scent. It’s high in antioxidants and essential oils, and it’s said to have anti-inflammatory effects and may help with digestion.
Fun fact-In some cultures, pandan leaves are associated with luck and used in ceremonies and rituals, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity.
Usage Suggestions-Steep or crush the dried leaves to infuse rice, desserts, or savory dishes with its distinct floral fragrance and subtle sweetness.
Health Benefits-Dried pandan may have health advantages aside from its pleasant scent. It’s high in antioxidants and essential oils, and it’s said to have anti-inflammatory effects and may help with digestion.
Fun fact-In some cultures, pandan leaves are associated with luck and used in ceremonies and rituals, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity.
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