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Fennel - Blonde vs Dark?
September 26 2007 at 6:45 PM
hopeful88 (Login Hopeful88)
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I purchased a box of fennel seed blonde tea bags but now i see there is a fennel seed dark one too. Is there any difference is strength?
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Molly H
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EVE MEMBERS Re: Fennel - Blonde vs Dark? September 27 2007, 10:46 AM
I'm not sure what they mean by 'blonde' and 'dark' as fennel seeds are usually a light green or grey-green and turn brown or yellow-brown. The green ones are superior to the brown, but which they are calling blonde I don't know. Unless they are referring to a particular species of fennel which produces seeds of a different colour to typical fennel seeds.
Molly
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EVE MEMBERS Re: Fennel - Blonde vs Dark? September 28 2007, 8:21 AM
Thinking about this some more, I now think it must be two different varieties of Fennel which are being used. The dark one is probably common Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) and the other a lighter coloured variant, but I could not say whether there is any difference in strength.
September 26 2007 at 6:45 PM
hopeful88 (Login Hopeful88)
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I purchased a box of fennel seed blonde tea bags but now i see there is a fennel seed dark one too. Is there any difference is strength?
Author Reply
Molly H
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EVE MEMBERS Re: Fennel - Blonde vs Dark? September 27 2007, 10:46 AM
I'm not sure what they mean by 'blonde' and 'dark' as fennel seeds are usually a light green or grey-green and turn brown or yellow-brown. The green ones are superior to the brown, but which they are calling blonde I don't know. Unless they are referring to a particular species of fennel which produces seeds of a different colour to typical fennel seeds.
Molly
(Login MollyH)
EVE MEMBERS Re: Fennel - Blonde vs Dark? September 28 2007, 8:21 AM
Thinking about this some more, I now think it must be two different varieties of Fennel which are being used. The dark one is probably common Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) and the other a lighter coloured variant, but I could not say whether there is any difference in strength.