iSPICE – Cloves, Washington Post online, September 2009

by Monica Bhide on September 28, 2009 · 0 comments

in Spice of the Month

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Clove drink

Unfortunately, my very first memory of cloves is associated with pain. It was excruciating. I must have been about 10, with a horrid toothache. My father wrapped two cloves in some cotton and told me to bite on it with the tooth that hurt. Ouch. I did, and a few minutes later the pain subsided enough for me to feel human again.

Read more about people who have less painful memories of the lovely clove!

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