spices

The flavor is a mixture of nutmeg, cinnamon and clove. Used worldwide in pickles; stews and casseroles; broths for meat and fish; in cakes, puddings, relishes and chutneys.

Myrtle leaf is a herb widely used around the Mediterranean. Its bitter rather than sweet taste calls out for thriftiness in its use.
Dill fragrant leaves act as versatile aromatic herb, while the seeds, reminding of caraway, behave as a spice.
Sweet penetrating aroma and flavor. - Popular in Western cooking in ice cream, desserts, cakes, sweets, with coffee and chocolate, smoothies, yogurts, with fruits, milk, and cream-based puddings, custards and sauces.
It has a tart, slightly cutting fruit flavor. - Used in the Middle Eastern cuisines as souring agent and seasoning in marinades, meat, poultry and vegetable casseroles, sprinkled on kebabs and grilled meat.
Saffron has a pungent, very characteristic flavor, if slightly bitter, and it is highly aromatic. It is used not only as flavoring, but yellow coloring as well.
Black pepper has a strong, hot, sharp flavor. White pepper is milder.  Green peppercorns are refreshingly spicy. All these are types of pepper, the most used of all spices.