Joom: Это устройство не заменяет профессиональный медицинский совет, диагностику или лечение. Перед использованием проконсультируйтесь с квалифицированным медицинским специалистом, если у вас есть сомнения. Продавец/дистрибьютор не несет ответственности за любые убытки, возникающие в результате неправильного использования, несанкционированных модификаций или использования вне указанных показаний.
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A loose mound of dried basil leaves, cut into small green and olive-brown flakes with a soft, natural variation from piece to piece. This 1 kg quantity is simple and generous, suited to anyone who wants a single dried botanical in a larger pantry-sized format.
What you can see in the leaf
The cut is irregular rather than powdered, with fine flakes, tiny stems and lighter leaf fragments visible throughout.
The colour ranges from muted green to straw and olive-brown, giving the pile a natural dried-herb look.
The texture appears light and papery, the kind of loose botanical that settles softly rather than forming a dense block.
The format is straightforward: dried basil leaves only, without visible added pieces or decorative elements.
Cut dried basil leaves
This is a bulk quantity of dried basil leaves in a loose, cut form. The photograph shows a simple heap of small leaf pieces with natural colour variation, not whole sprigs or a fine ground powder.
Storage and handling
Keep dried botanicals in a clean, dry container, away from damp and strong light. Close the container well after opening to help protect the leaf texture and keep the contents tidy between uses.
Basil in context
Basil is widely recognised as a leafy culinary botanical, though this listing only confirms the dried leaf form, weight and country of origin. Here it is presented plainly, without blends or visible additions, making the character of the cut leaf the focus.
Size and details
Weight: 1 kg.
Country of origin: Egypt.
Form: dried, cut basil leaves.
A considered gift
This suits someone who prefers practical, single-botanical pantry goods in generous quantities. It is more useful than decorative, with a quiet simplicity that suits a well-kept kitchen shelf.
Common questions
Is this whole leaf or ground basil?
The photo shows cut dried basil leaves, with small flakes and fragments rather than whole leaves or a fine powder.
Where is it from?
The verified country of origi…
region of manufacture: Egypt
ingredient: Flowers