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Arabian Za’atar (25g)

$2.90

Origin:  Blended in Australia with local and imported ingredients.

Ingredients:  roasted sesame seeds, dried thyme, sumac

Za’atar is used in most Middle Eastern cooking, as a table spice or for cooking.  Mix with olive oil to dip fresh bread , yummy!  Also great as a sprinkle over smashed avo.

 

 

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Weight 0.04 kg
Dimensions 8 × 12 × 1.2 cm
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