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Za'atar

Herbal and savory with nutty sesame and a citrusy kick

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Our Za’atar is grown and blended in Palestine, where it has been a staple seasoning, topping and condiment for a millennia. The name “za’atar” refers both to the herb itself — a wild relative of oregano — and to the traditional blend that combines it with sesame seeds, tangy sumac, a blend of ground chickpea and roasted wheat and a touch of salt and other spices. This deeply aromatic mix is at once earthy, nutty and bright, capturing the essence of Levantine cooking.

Sprinkle it over warm flatbreads or labneh for a classic preparation, mix it with olive oil as a dip or use it as a finishing spice on roasted meats, vegetables or salads. However you use it, our single origin za’atar brings a bold, vibrant flavor that connects everyday cooking to an ancient tradition.

    9-spice set:

    Highlights

    Origin:

    Nablus, Palestine

    Aliases:

    Zaatar, zatar, za'tar, za3tar

    Process:

    Dried, ground and blended

    Tasting notes:

    Mountain Herbs • Toasted Sesame • Tradition

    Ingredients

    Za'atar leaves, sumac, sunflower oil, coriander, roasted chickpeas, sesame, salt, fennel, roasted wheat.

    Contains: Sesame, Wheat

    non gmo clear
    non irradiated clear
    no preservatives clear
    5% Salt

    Cooking tips

    • Mix with olive oil as a dip for bread
    • Stir into hummus for a quick, flavorful dip
    • Sprinkle over fresh salads, cucumber, tomato or avocado 
    • Roast vegetables and potatoes, then top with tahini and za'atar

    Sourcing

    Za'atar oregano growing from Burlap & Barrel

    Our Za’atar comes from the hills around Nablus, in the heart of Palestine, where the za'atar herb has been grown and blended for generations. In this rocky, sun-kissed Mediterranean landscape, skilled farmers cultivate za'atar using traditional methods that honor the land and its history.

    Once harvested, the herb is carefully dried and combined with sesame seeds, sumac, chickpeas, salt and other spices to create the classic blend that has seasoned Palestinian kitchens for centuries. Every jar reflects not just bold, vibrant flavor, but also the care of farmers and the deep culinary traditions of the region.