Watkins - Basil Leaf Flakes, 0.71oz

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Watkins - Basil Leaf Flakes, 0.71oz

Brand - Watkins
$7.09
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Quick Description

Fresh, aromatic & richly herbaceous, Watkins Organic Basil Leaves are ideal for your favorite Italian recipes, tomato salads, grilled veggies & more.

Key Information

  • Fragrant dried basil leaves
  • USDA Organic certified
  • Great with tomatoes, other veggie dishes, soups & more
  • BPA-free packaging
  • Packed in the USA

Product Overview

Watkins Organic Basil Leaves are made with the finest organically grown basil. Basil is a prized herb with a fresh, sweet, and peppery flavor, essential for Italian cooking, as well as other world cuisines.

Versatile, flavorful, and aromatic, Watkins Organic Basil Leaves can be added to soups, stews, sauces, and more. They are also delicious sprinkled over a tomato salad with plenty of olive oil and vegan mozzarella.

These premium Organic Basil Leaves are produced by Watkins, an award-winning spice company that has been sourcing the finest herbs and spices since 1868.

Sustainability is of the utmost importance to the folks at Watkins. That’s why they’ve forged relationships with expert organic growers all over the world and have helped to build a thriving and sustainable organic spice trade.

Packed in the USA, Watkins Organic Basil Leaves are packaged in 100% recyclable and BPA-free materials.

Ingredients

Organic Basil

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I substitute fresh basil for Watkins Organic Basil Leaves?

Dried basil has a slightly different flavor from fresh basil. It is more intense and has a more minty and less sweet flavor than the fresh stuff.

If your recipe calls for fresh basil, you can substitute it for Watkins Organic Basil Leaves, but you’ll need about ⅓ less, to account for the intensity of flavor. You should also take note that fresh basil is usually added at the end of cooking, whereas dried basil can be added earlier, to allow time for the flavors to infuse.

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