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The so-called mace is separated from the seeds with a knife and then dried in the sun for several days. It is a delicate, fragrant spice used in gingerbread, soups, stuffings, and in charcuterie. Oil is also pressed from it, which has a strong scent and is used in cosmetics, confectionery for medicinal purposes, and perfumery. It is also valued in the liqueur industry.

It is of a warm nature and has a delicate, pungent to sweet taste. It supports digestion and relieves bloating.