Dish · Benares, London
Chamomile Flowers
Chamomile is one of the most ancient medicine herbs known to mankind. This soothing blend is full of flavour and fragrance derived from the Greek name, Khamaimelon, which translates to Kamai(earth) and Melon(apple).
- First documented
- 2026
- Latest documented
- September 11, 2026
- Appearances
- 2
- Description revisions
- 0
From the record
CHAMOMILE FLOWERS is documented in the Cartelier archive as served at Benares in London. It appears on the menu of September 11, 2026 under “HERBAL INFUSIONS @£6.75”, listed at £6.75, one of 30 items served that dessert. As printed, the kitchen describes it: Chamomile is one of the most ancient medicine herbs known to mankind. This soothing blend is full of flavour and fragrance derived from the Greek name, Khamaimelon, which translates to Kamai(earth) and Melon(apple). Every appearance below preserves the menu exactly as published — source, hash, and date — so this dish can be read as it stood on any documented evening.
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As printed — September 11, 2026
CHAMOMILE FLOWERS
Chamomile is one of the most ancient medicine herbs known to mankind. This soothing blend is full of flavour and fragrance derived from the Greek name, Khamaimelon, which translates to Kamai(earth) and Melon(apple).
- Menu date
- September 11, 2026
- Service
- dessert · HERBAL INFUSIONS @£6.75
- Price
- £6.75
- Source
- Official source
Served alongside — HERBAL INFUSIONS @£6.75
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