Fruits used as spice (as part-nature)
A0ELF
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Fruits principally used as flavouring material for food, due to the intense and specific flavour or taste note. They are often used in dried form
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Part-nature
F02
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Caraway fruit and similar-
A0CGS -
Sichuan pepper fruit
A018S -
Vanilla
A019H -
Sumac fruit
A0CYK -
Tahiti vanilla
A0CHE -
West African pepper fruit
A019F -
Black caraway fruit
A0CHD -
Juniper berry and similar-
A0CYL -
Cardamom fruit and similar-
A0CGT -
Peppercorn (black, green and white) and similar-
A018Y -
Pink pepper fruit
A019D -
Grain of paradise fruit
A019P -
Star anise fruit
A019R -
Green pepper
A019A -
Sichuan pepper fruit and similar-
A0CGR -
Marjoram fruit
A0CYM -
Japanese pepper fruit
A0CHB -
Brazilian pepper fruit
A018N -
Caraway fruit
A018T -
Cardamom fruit
A018V -
Tamarind
A019J -
Tonka bean
A01KY -
Fruit spices
A018Q -
Allspice fruit and similar-
A0CYP -
Other fruit spices
A019M -
Cubeb fruit
A019G -
West Indian vanilla
A0CHF -
Ajowan fruit
A018L -
Peppercorn (black, green and white)
A018Z -
Long pepper fruit
A019E -
Tamarind and similar-
A0CYJ -
Vanilla and similar-
A0CGV -
Allspice fruit
A018R -
Juniper berry
A018X -
Black pepper
A019C -
Uzazi fruit
A0CHC -
White pepper
A019B