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severe toxic symptoms produced by ingestion of powdered nutmeg, characterized by narcosis with periods of delirium and excitability.
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To push the ball through a defender's legs.
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Always grate whole nutmeg just before using as the powdered spice quickly loses its fragrance.
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This spice is harvested from the mace-enrobed seed of Myristica fragrans. Its taste is sweet, though not as sweet as mace. Commonly combined with other sweet spices such as allspice, cinnamon, and clove to be used in scrumptious treats such as pumpkin pie and apple cider. Folklore has it that nutmeg was used as an aphrodisiac to attract a mate. Medicinal uses have ranged from curing bad breath and preventing memory loss to preserving one
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