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Celery Seed Ground

Celery Seeds

Apium graveolens

Origin: India
From£6.71 per kg
Description

Celery is a marshland plant in the family Apiaceae that has been cultivated as a vegetable since antiquity. Distinguished by its long, fibrous stalk, which tapers into leaves, celery is a popular snack around the world – and the plant’s seeds can also be eaten.

Sourced from India, the whole celery seeds we stock are of the finest quality – just like all of the herbs and spices listed on our site. We have over 140 years of experience sourcing and supplying herbs and spices in bulk, and provide a rapid delivery service to customers nationwide.

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History and background

Celery has a long and distinguished history in cuisine and herbal medicine. The known history of the vegetable dates all the way back to ancient Egyptian times; garlands made from the plant have been unearthed in several tombs from the era. Subsequently, the ancient Greeks used celery for a similar purpose, creating wreaths which were awarded to winners at the Nemean Games.

Records of celery seed begin a little later, around 850 B.C. At this time, the seed was used in medicine, and has continued to be ever since. In the years that followed, the humble seed was used to treat everything from cold and flu symptoms to skin conditions. Subsequently, celery seed was used more in cooking, thanks to its concentrated, savoury taste.

How to use celery seeds

Depending on location and cultivar, celery stalks, leaves or hypocotyl are eaten and used in cooking. Celery seeds are also used as a spice and their extracts have been used in herbal medicine. In cuisine, they are added to salads, sauces, dressings, brines, dry rubs and more, either in their whole form or ground. Whole seeds are about the size of a poppy seed, with a dark brown colour.

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Cellery seeds are like a highly concentrated flavour of celery. It is used in vegetable dishes and sauces, giving these dishes a touch of celery flavor with the addition of a few seeds. They are often found in pickles, mustard, and chutneys.

Late in the 19th century, various celery tonics and elixirs appeared commercially, generally containing the juice of crushed celery seeds and often with a large amount of alcohol. Celery seed is mainly used as a diuretic for bladder and kidney complaints, as well as for arthritis and rheumatism. The essential oil produces sedative effects.

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Most of our ingredients can be delivered within 2-3 working days, with free delivery to the UK mainland on all orders over £25 and a 30 day returns policy. For more information, visit our Delivery & Returns page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

They taste like concentrated celery, providing an earthy flavour with a slight bitter edge. It's a convenient way to create a strong celery flavour, without adding the vegetable itself. This makes them a great time-saving ingredient, and ideal for people who like the taste but aren’t a fan of the texture of the celery in its vegetable form.

Absolutely. They contain high levels of iron, zinc, calcium, manganese and other essential nutrients that our bodies need.