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A jar of zaatar, a zesty thyme herb mix from Zaytoun in Palestine who are rooted in time and tradition.
  • A jar of zaatar, a zesty thyme herb mix from Zaytoun in Palestine who are rooted in time and tradition.
  • A jar of zaatar, a zesty thyme herb mix from Zaytoun in Palestine who are rooted in time and tradition.
Za'atar (80g)

Za'atar (80g)

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Fragrant, Tangy, and Full of Tradition

Zaytoun Za’atar is a vibrant Middle Eastern herb mix made with wild thyme, roasted sesame seeds, and sumac. Traditionally enjoyed with fresh bread dipped in olive oil, it brings a tangy, nutty, and aromatic depth to everyday dishes. Sprinkle it over roasted vegetables, salads, or flatbreads for an authentic taste of Palestinian cuisine.

Zaytoun works in partnership with Palestinian farming communities, supporting Fairtrade principles and sustainable agriculture that protects tradition, heritage, and the environment. Every purchase helps to create livelihoods and preserve cultural identity through food.

Fairtrade | Sustainable Farming | Rooted in Palestine
Sharing food, sustaining hope.

Learn more about our friends at Zaytoun here!
INGREDIENTS AND NUTRITIONALS

Sesame, Za'atar - Mojorana Syriaca (28.8%), Sumac, Sea salt, Olive Oil
ALLERGENS

Contains: Sesame.
May contain Nuts, Milk, Soya and Cereals containing Gluten
RECIPE IDEAS

Why not check out our recipes and see what exciting ideas you can make with our delicious products?

https://www.trueorigin.org.uk/recipes
SHIPPING

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  • £5.95 for orders under £75.00.
  • Free shipping for orders over £75.00.
OUR IMPACT

At True Origin Foods, every product you purchase helps support ethical sourcing, fair pay for producers, and sustainable communities around the world. From farm to table, we strive to create food that not only tastes great but makes a real difference.

Learn more about how your choices contribute to positive change by visiting: www.trueorigin.org.uk

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