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Cardamom is a spice with a strong smell.

Cardamom (Kerala, India)
Cardamom (Kerala, India)

It comes from small seeds inside pods. These pods have a thin, papery shell.

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Cardamom Seeds BNC

There are two main types of cardamom.

Green cardamom is often called true cardamom. It is a very expensive spice. People use it in many sweet treats. In Nordic countries, it goes in sweet buns. In the Middle East, it is used in coffee and tea.

You can also find it in Indian sweets and rice.

Black cardamom is larger and dark brown. It has a smoky smell. It can even feel cool like mint. This type is used in many savory dishes. It is a part of spice mixes like Thai curry paste.

Cardamom (Elaichi) from India
Cardamom (Elaichi) from India

Both types are used in many parts of Asia. Some people even chew the seeds to help their breath. This spice has been used for a very long time. It was even mentioned in old books from Sumer.

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