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Spices, Seeds & Nuts Mixes
All spices, herbs and mixes are available in any quantity from 100g upwards. Please contact me if you are looking for a spice, herb or mix that is not listed here.
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 | Zaatar (Za'atar Zatar Z'atar) Spice Blend - 100g
Zaatar (also spelt Z'atar or Za'aatar, Zahatar or Zatar) is a spice mixture that has been popular in the Middle East for centuries for seasoning meats and flat breads. It is a mixture of wild oregano, hyssop...
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| Zaatar (Za'atar Zatar Z'atar) Spice Blend - 1 kilo
Zaatar (also spelt Z'atar or Za'aatar, Zahatar or Zatar) is a spice mixture that has been popular in the Middle East for centuries for seasoning meats and flat breads. It is a mixture of wild oregano, hyssop...
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 | Jalla / Jala / G'ala – A Yemenite Blend of Seeds & Nuts 1 KG
A Delicious Yemenite Blend of Seeds & Nuts – eat it by itself or add it to salads.
This is a delicious, rich combination of legumes, seeds, nuts and almonds which are lightly salted. This enjoyable natural b...
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 | 200g DRIED CINNAMON STICKS 8"
200g of wonderfully fragrant, whole dried cinnamon sticks - 8"/20cm . See below for different quantities - or ask.
They are perfect for use in cooking as well as for an assortment of Christmas crafts. See...
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| 200g DRIED CINNAMON STICKS 3" / 8 CM
200g of wonderfully fragrant, whole dried cinnamon sticks - 3.15" / 8 cm. See below for different quantities - or ask.
They are perfect for use in cooking as well as for an assortment of Christmas crafts. ...
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 | 1 kilo Hawaij (Hawayej / Hawayij) Spice Blend
Hawaij (Hawayej / Hawayij) is the name given to a variety of Yemenite ground spice mixtures used primarily for soups and coffee. Hawaij is used extensively by Yemenite Jews in Israel and it has now spread more ...
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