Nutmeg is warm spice that is often finely ground, and the namesake nuttiness can offer a pleasant sweetness but also bitter notes, if too much is used (via Spiceography). According to Britannica, the seed is harvested from a tree native to the Indonesian islands, which is also the source for a spice called mace. Healthline advises that nutmeg should be consumed in small quantities of less than two teaspoons, because it contains a natural compound that impacts the central nervous system. While some people might say this is intoxicating, it is more fitting to say that too much is poisonous. Dizziness and confusion are some of the symptoms that result from consuming too much nutmeg, but when employed in reasonable amounts, benefits include antioxidant and anti-inflammatory qualities.
A featured component in pumpkin spice, nutmeg is a popular addition to autumnal baked goods, eggnog, chai tea, mulled wine, and curry blends. Since its well-suited for cool weather recipes, it's no surprise that nutmeg's flavor profile lies in sharp contrast with the bright peppery notes of cilantro.
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