Rani Mace Whole (Javathri), Spice 3.5oz (100g) ~ All Natural | Vegan | Gluten Friendly | NON-GMO | Kosher | Indian Origin

Q: What is considered a blade of mace?

Mace is basically a flower wrapped around a nutmeg. So a blade of mace is just one flower petal

Q: What is the expiry date?

I cound't find a expiry dte on my bottle, but with most spices it's best to use them within a year if stored properly.

Q: If my recipe calls for ground mace, will this grind in a spice grinder?

yes, it will grind just fine. Be careful, a little rough on the eyes :)

Q: What Are The Benefits Of Using This Product?

Mace is wonderful on many meats; I use it on ham, any fresh pork, add it to beef, cream sauces; etc. It's part of the nutmeg shell and stonger. I prefer the taste of mace to nutmeg in many recipes and sweets. I know there are also practical health benefits, as well, such as using cinnamon, tumeric, etc. for high blood pressure, gut health, etc., but I prefer it to seasoning my foods b/c of the delicious benefits. I also use it cooking beans, along with ginger and garlic; a personal preference over many decades of experimenting. This is a good product, if you're interested in use mace on a regular basis. Call me crazy but I've experimented over the years and use what I enjoy and what my family enjoys; this product is fresh tasting and cost effective.