Mint
£2.20
About this product
Always handy to have in the cupboard for when you can’t use fresh mint. It is not as pungent and fragrant as fresh mint, and so is best used for cooking, but it is very good for making homemade mint sauce, mixed with vingegar and a little sugar. Of course mint always goes well with lamb, but for a change, try adding it to roasted vegetables.
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