Ambrette seeds

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Usage

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Ambrette seed in raw form has virtually no odor. To release the fragrance, it must be thoroughly crushed. This can be done, for example, in a porcelain mortar with a pestle. In this form you use it in a potpourri or sachet, for example. Even then the smell is not strong.

Physical properties

Properties (Hekserij)

Ambrette seed is the seed of a malva species called Abelmoschus moschatus. It is one of the very few vegetable products with a (very light) musk scent. Both the plant and the seed are called ambrette seed or musk seed in Dutch. The smell is caused by the ambrettolide present.

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Hekserijhttps://eng.hekserij.nl/shop/fragrance-raw-material/search-by-type/fragrant-naturals/ambrette-seeds/

Ambrette seeds

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