Vanilla's English name is HERB, derived from the Latin her-ba, meaning green herbs. The Chinese name is often referred to as "herb" or "fragrant herb." Vanilla includes aromatic herbs like non-herbs such as lavender, rosemary and other shrubs. At present, this kind of herbaceous plants or woody plants with flowers, stems, and leaves are scented. Due to the volatile essential oils, the fragrance will be shed under specific conditions (temperature, mature flowering period). In recent years, there has been more scientific evidence that vanilla volatile aromas or extracted essential oils have a stable mood, eliminate depression, and have a significant effect on immunity. The effectiveness of “vanilla for spices†has also been discovered not only for seasoning but also for its excellent health effects. Therefore, vanilla is now spread all over the world. In Taiwan, due to the international outlook of the Chinese people and the improvement of the quality of life, exotic cuisine has become more and more popular. Vanilla has also become popular with herbal teas and French cuisine. "Vanilla" can be used in our daily life in addition to cooking seasoning, the essence of tea, spices into the bath package, essential oils, fragrant vinegar, flavor wine and so on. In recent years, vanilla oil has become more popular with people. It can increase the taste of our lives and be placed indoors. It also has aromatherapy efficacy and enhances our immunity. At present, it is highly valued in advanced countries.
