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Eastanbul Zaatar Spice 6.3Oz,%100 Natural Za'Atar Seasoning, Fresh Farm Zaatar Seasoning From Middle Eastern Spices, Za Atar For Mediterranean Seasoning Blends, Aka Zahter, Za' Atar Spice

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  • Brand: Eastanbul
  • Category: Grocery
  • Code: GROCEB0C8FV5MRP
  • Weight: 0.39 pounds
  • Shipping Weight: 0.49 
  • Dimensions:  5.20  x 2.36  x 2.32  inches
  • Color:  A Shown
  • Color:  A Shown
  • Item ID: 4121080
  • List Price: $12.70
  • Seller: Ami Venture US
  • Availability: 1
  • Ships from: United States
  • Ships in: 9 business days
  • Transit time: Up to 4 business days
  • Delivery by: Oct 31 to Nov 02
  • Also Known As: Za'Atar Spice, Zatar Seasoning, Zahterorigin: A Traditional Middle Eastern Blend Of Herbs, Sesame Seeds, Sumac, And Salt.Ingredients: Sesame,Roasted Chickpea, Sumac Flakes(Sumac And Salt),Sunflower Seeds, Cumin, Coriander, Mint. The Recipe Can Vary By Region.Taste And Aroma: A Tangy, Nutty, And Herbal Flavor Profile That Is Versatile And Enhances A Variety Of Dishes.Uses: Za'Atar Seasoning Is Used On Meats, And Vegetables, In Breads, And As A Dip With Olive Oil.&Nbsp;Substitutes: A Homemade Mix Of Thyme, Sesame Seeds, And Lemon Zest Can Serve As A Substitute, Though Sumac's Unique Tang Will Be Missing.Fun Fact: Za'Atar Has Been Used For Centuries In Middle Eastern Cuisine And Folklore, Often Associated With Hospitality And Courage, Where It Is Traditionally Offered To Guests Or Consumed Before Battles.```

Also Known As: Za'Atar Spice, Zatar Seasoning, Zahterorigin: A Traditional Middle Eastern Blend Of Herbs, Sesame Seeds, Sumac, And Salt.Ingredients: Sesame,Roasted Chickpea, Sumac Flakes(Sumac And Salt),Sunflower Seeds, Cumin, Coriander, Mint. The Recipe Can Vary By Region.Taste And Aroma: A Tangy, Nutty, And Herbal Flavor Profile That Is Versatile And Enhances A Variety Of Dishes.Uses: Za'Atar Seasoning Is Used On Meats, And Vegetables, In Breads, And As A Dip With Olive Oil.&Nbsp;Substitutes: A Homemade Mix Of Thyme, Sesame Seeds, And Lemon Zest Can Serve As A Substitute, Though Sumac's Unique Tang Will Be Missing.Fun Fact: Za'Atar Has Been Used For Centuries In Middle Eastern Cuisine And Folklore, Often Associated With Hospitality And Courage, Where It Is Traditionally Offered To Guests Or Consumed Before Battles.```

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