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Aniseed (Suwa or Shopa)

Aniseed is a plant that is used for many purposes. Aniseed can be made into a liquid scent or its leaves can be also used for teas or cooking. However, aniseed can be used for more than just cooking. It has purposes medical uses as well.

Some of the uses for aniseed are:

• Toothaches
• Digestive problems
• Essential oils can be used to treat lice and scabs
• Used for fishing lures to attract fish
• Flavor Chicken
• In different Teas
• Seasoning
• Breads
• Stews

Aniseed has been around for many years and has been used for cooking in places such as China and India.

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