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Refers to a group of trees (in the Myristica genus).
The fruit of the nutmeg is actually used for two spices: Nutmeg is the actual seed, mace is the dried covering of that seed (similar taste, less sweet).
Has an earthy and sweet taste.
In various languages
- English: Nutmeg
- English: Nootmuskaat
- English: Muskatnuss, (Muskatnussbaum)