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Five-spice powder is a mixture of spices that have something of all five flavours.

Popular in Chinese cooking, and other asian countries.

There are many variants, but the common one seems to be cloves, star anise, cinnamon, (Sichuan) pepper, and fennel.

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	Five-spice powder is a mixture of spices that have something of all five flavours.		Five-spice powder is a mixture of spices that have something of all [[five flavours]].

	Popular in Chinese cooking, and other asian countries.		Popular in Chinese cooking, and other asian countries.