Nutmeg: Warm, Sweet Spice with 0.4 mg Manganese & Potent Myristicin in 1 tsp
The seed of *Myristica fragrans* lends holiday charm to desserts and creamy dishes—use sparingly for aroma, as high doses can be toxic.
What Is Nutmeg?
Nutrition (1 tsp ground ≈ 2 g)
Benefits
Drawbacks & Safety
Flavour & Aroma
Culinary Uses & Storage
- 1. Nutmeg
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