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Whole Sweet Bay Leaf

Whole Sweet Bay Leaf

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Bay laurel is a tree that is native to the Mediterranean region. Bay is cultivated for its aromatic and flavorful leaves, which are used in cooking, crafts and cosmetics. Bay leaf flavor is a mild but warm flavor, like a cross between oregano and clove.

It is also popular for use in teas such as bay leaf and cinnamon tea. 

2 0z package 

100+ Leaves

Store in a sealed container away from direct heat, light and moisture.

How to make bay leaf tea

Making bay leaf tea is easy. In a small pot, add 5-7 bay leaves and water. Cover and boil over high heat. Once the water boils, lower the heat to medium-high and continue to boil for 3 minutes. Remove the pot from the heat and let the tea steep for 5 minutes. 

Sugar free, Caffeine free, Gluten free, Fat free.

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SQF CERTIFIED: Manufactured by Monterey Bay Herb Co. is certified for Food Safety Code for Food Manufacturing at its warehousing and processing facility in Watsonville, California.

Kosher Certification: Kosher Certification by STAR-K.

For a variation, add a cinnamon stick to < make bay leaf and cinnamon tea. <

Health benefits and uses

  • Increases circulation
  • Supports womb health, eases menstrual cramping
  • Supports digestive health 
  • Anti-inflammatory
  • Supports healthy blood pressure levels

This plant can be found in your grocery store as "bay leaves" and in your garden center as "laurel" or "bay laurel".

 Also known as:
bay laurel, Grecian laurel, poet's laurel, sweet bay, bay tree, true laurel, and laurel.

Bay leaf (or Bay laurel) is native to Asia Minor and areas around the Mediterranean.

If all you do with bay is add a leaf or two to soups and stews, you're missing an opportunity to use a natural soother. Bay leaf has a number of benefits, mainly to support sleep and mental health.

Like many aromatic spices, bay leaf oil can reduce and/or eliminate bacteria and fungi. It works gently. The fresh herb can be used topically on the skin.

Some herbalists continue to recommend rubbing bay oil into stiff and achy joints, but modern research has not formally demonstrated this benefit.

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please be advised:  Before making any changes to your diet you should always consult with your doctor, especially if you are pregnant, nursing or have existing conditions.

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Great taste
Anna P

I love the sweet bay leaf tea
It has a little spice , it’s a hit!! Love all the products at Herb lively especially the teas and herbs.

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Anthony C
Good leaf

I use leaves in spice and tea all the time will buy here again.