We love how caraway is used in a customers bread recipe. Nathan brings staff members fresh made caraway and fennel, and (often still warm bread) almost every morning.  – Try adding a hint of caraway and currents in your soda scones.

Caraway has been used traditionally as a remedy for menstrual cramps, poor appetite, bronchitis, and laryngitis.¹ The British Herbal Pharmacopoeia states that it can be used to promote milk excretion and to treat flatulence in colicky children. Therapeutic properties include antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, astringent, calmative, digestive, expectorant, nervine, pectoral, and vermifuge.^1,3 Caraway seeds, extracts, and oils can be found in carminative, laxative, and stomachic preparations. ¹Lawless J. The Encyclopedia of Essential Oils. San Francisco, CA: Conari Press; 2013.

Seed Cordial 
1 t. each lovage, caraway, fennel and anise seeds
2 oz. sugar
2 ½ c. brandy

Steep together for a month, occasionally stirring or shaking. Helps the digestion, and eases gas.    From: Chris CReeve.banyan.com