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Caraway Seed and the Slow Flavor of Northern Fields

Caraway seed brings quiet warmth shaped by cool climates and patient farming. Grown in Europe and the Upper Midwest, slowly dried to preserve aroma, it anchors breads, meats, vegetables, and soups with depth, balance, and a flavor that feels enduring rather than decorative.

A taste of America: Why Caraway Seed Belongs to Minnesota

In Minnesota, where the lakes mirror the moods of the sky and old barns still host dances long after dusk, there’s one spice that resonates louder than the others, not by flash, but by fitting in just right. Caraway Seed, with its unmistakable flavor and grit, is the spice of Minnesota.
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