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Mastic

Pistacia Lentiscus

Appears in
The Secret of Spice: Recipes and ideas to help you live longer, look younger and feel your very best
The Secret of Spice

By Tonia Buxton

Published 2019

  • About
MASTIC IS THE RESINOUS GUM THAT COMES FROM THE SCORED BARK OF A MASTIC TREE. THE NAME MASTIC DERIVES FROM THE GREEK WORD ‘MASTICHON’, WHICH MEANS TO CHEW. IT IS USED IN BREADS AND CAKES OR CAN BE CHEWED ON ITS OWN. IT ALSO KEEPS US YOUNG, AND IS OFTEN CALLED ‘THE GREEK SPICE’.

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