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16 minutes ago, heidih said:I had to look up woodruff in food. Interesting. Green is my fave color . How would you describe the taste?
Woodruff or Waldmeister has a very distinct taste. It’s quite strong and even small amounts can be easily identified in any food preparation. Pure woodruff taste sweet & grassy, with spicy and bitter notes.
12 minutes ago, heidih said:I had to look up woodruff in food. Interesting. Green is my fave color . How would you describe the taste?
Woodruff or Waldmeister has a very distinct taste. It’s quite strong and even small amounts can be easily identified in any food preparation. Pure woodruff taste sweet & grassy, with spicy and bitter notes.
