Corn Silk - Cut & Sifted Jam Originating in the great plains

Originating in the great plains of North America

Ginger Root

Originating from the Mediterranean olive tree

Sweetened Condensed Milk

They are a good source of dietary fiber

Corn Silk - Cut & Sifted Jam Originating in the great plainsMost people are familiar with corn silk as the glossy strands that stubbornly cling to a fresh ear of corn. Although most people toss this material, dried cornsilk makes a tasty tea since it contains the same compounds found in mint and in thyme. Be aware, however, that corn silk may increase the effects of diuretics, such as furosemide (Lasix). Traditionally, corn silk is prepared as a tea, but it can also be used topically to address minor skin