Naturegrail Milk Thistle Seeds - Dried, Whole & Natural Silybum Marianum - Origin: Austria - Net Weight: 1.41 Oz / 40 Grams
Naturegrail Milk Thistle Seeds - Dried, Whole & Natural Silybum Marianum - Origin: Austria - Net Weight: 1.41 Oz / 40 Grams
Naturegrail Milk Thistle Seeds - Dried, Whole & Natural Silybum Marianum - Origin: Austria - Net Weight: 1.41 Oz / 40 Grams
Naturegrail Milk Thistle Seeds - Dried, Whole & Natural Silybum Marianum - Origin: Austria - Net Weight: 1.41 Oz / 40 Grams
Naturegrail Milk Thistle Seeds - Dried, Whole & Natural Silybum Marianum - Origin: Austria - Net Weight: 1.41 Oz / 40 Grams
Naturegrail Milk Thistle Seeds - Dried, Whole & Natural Silybum Marianum - Origin: Austria - Net Weight: 1.41 Oz / 40 Grams
Naturegrail

Milk Thistle Seeds - Dried, Whole & Natural Silybum Marianum - Origin: Austria - Net Weight: 1.41 Oz / 40 Grams

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Description
  • Ingredients: 100% Natural Milk Thistle Seeds, Whole
  • Latin: Silybum Marianum
  • Origin: Austria
  • Net Weight: 1.41 Oz / 40 Grams
  • Dietary & Allergy Info: Non Gmo, Gluten Free.
  • Edible Premium Food-grade, Made in Germany. 100% Pure, Vegan. All Natural Ingredients, Raw & Caffeine Free.


Ingredients: 100% Natural Milk Thistle Seeds, Whole
Latin: Silybum Marianum
Origin: Austria
Storage Instructions: Dry, Cool & Dark Conditions
Dietary & Allergy Info: Non Gmo, Gluten Free.
Suitable For Vegans And Vegetarians.
Net Weight: 1.41 Oz / 40 Grams

Silybum marianum, also known as Milk Thistle or Holy Thistle, is a species of flowering plant native to the Mediterranean region. The plant is recognizable by its large, spiky leaves that are mottled with white markings, and its clusters of purple, thistle-like flowers.

In cuisine, the young leaves and shoots of Milk Thistle can be consumed as a vegetable and are commonly used in salads or sauted. A popular recipe that utilizes the plant is "Sauteed Milk Thistle with Garlic." To make this dish, the young leaves and shoots are washed and chopped, then sauted with garlic and olive oil until they are tender and slightly crispy.

Milk Thistle is also grown as an ornamental plant in gardens for its showy flowers and attractive foliage. In some regions, the plant is used for natural dye production.