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Waldmeister: Sweet Woodruff Tastes like Now
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Waldmeister: Sweet Woodruff Tastes like Now

By Jude Stewart

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Jun 28, 2017
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WALDMEISTER, “MASTER OF THE woods” to Germans, is the plant known as sweet woodruff in English (Galium odoratum). Other English names wax literary: “wild baby’s breath” and “sweet-scented bedstraw.” I became intrigued with waldmeister during various stretches of living in Berlin. In spotlessly bright-white cases of ice cream around the city, you can alw…

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