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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 | + | '''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> |
The word "mint" also refers to a factory which manufactures coins and other currency. An example is the [[United States Mint]], in [[Philadelphia]]. | The word "mint" also refers to a factory which manufactures coins and other currency. An example is the [[United States Mint]], in [[Philadelphia]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:18, July 1, 2016
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.