<strong>Poppy Seeds<br></strong><strong>Also Known As:</strong>Opium Poppy or Mawseed<br><strong>Origin:</strong> Australia <br><strong>Ingredients:</strong> Washed Poppy Seeds<strong><br>Taste and Aroma:</strong><span style="white-space: pre-wrap; font-size: 15px;" class="Apple-style-span">Nutty, earthy and toasty.</span><strong>Uses:</strong> Bagels, baking, bread, bundt cake, cookies, chicken, fruit salad and muffins.<br><strong>Substitutes: <a href="/products/sesame-seeds">Sesame Seeds</a>, <a href="/products/black-sesame-seeds">Black Sesame Seeds</a>, <a href="/products/toasted-sesame-seeds">Toasted Sesame Seeds</a>, <a href="/products/golden-flax-seed">Golden Flax Seed</a> or <a href="/products/celery-seeds">Celery Seed</a>.<br></strong><strong>Fun Fact:</strong> Eating a large amount of poppy seeds before a drug test can result in a false positive for opium, the subject of a Seinfeld episode.