Carob trees grow from the seeds held with carob pods. This tree, also know as St. John's beard, produces a sweet fruit that, when processed, tastes similar to chocolate. With over 80 different ...

OTHER NAME(S): Algarrobo, Carob Flour, Carob Gum, Carob Pods, Car ... Show More OTHER NAME(S): Algarrobo, Carob Flour, Carob Gum, Carob Pods, Car ... Show More There is interest in using carob for ...

If you live in hardiness zones 9 to 11 and want to successfully grow a shade tree without too much hassle, a carob (Ceratonia siliqua) would seem to be ideal. It originates in the Mediterranean, so it ...

Carob is available in powder form, bars, drops and confectionery from health food shops and larger supermarkets. The flavour is sweet and treacly, so is excellent in baking. Carob powder can be ...