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'''Mint''' is the common name given to herbs of the genus '''''Mentha'''''. Mint, which is often used in cooking, is known for its strong, refreshing and easily-recognisable flavour; [[candy|sweets]] made using either spearmint or peppermint oil are popular worldwide. Mint plants are durable, and will grow in a variety of conditions.<ref>http://www.herbsociety.org.uk/schools/factsheets/mint.htm</ref> | '''Mint''' is the common name given to herbs of the genus '''''Mentha'''''. Mint, which is often used in cooking, is known for its strong, refreshing and easily-recognisable flavour; [[candy|sweets]] made using either spearmint or peppermint oil are popular worldwide. Mint plants are durable, and will grow in a variety of conditions.<ref>http://www.herbsociety.org.uk/schools/factsheets/mint.htm</ref> | ||
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| + | The word "mint" also refers to a factory which manufactures coins and other currency. An example is the [[United States Mint]], in [[Philadelphia]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:53, July 31, 2014
Mint is the common name given to herbs of the genus Mentha. Mint, which is often used in cooking, is known for its strong, refreshing and easily-recognisable flavour; sweets made using either spearmint or peppermint oil are popular worldwide. Mint plants are durable, and will grow in a variety of conditions.[1]
The word "mint" also refers to a factory which manufactures coins and other currency. An example is the United States Mint, in Philadelphia.
References
See Also
- Fisherman's Friend - a popular brand of mint lozenge.