Greek Herb Seasoning – Oregano, Thyme & Lemon Blend

Greek Herb Seasoning – Oregano, Thyme & Lemon Blend: Product Details

A Mediterranean-style savory herb blend featuring onion, garlic, lemon peel, thyme, parsley, rosemary, marjoram, basil and oregano. Its published ingredients also include salt and black pepper. The herb-and-citrus combination is a practical way to season fish, poultry, vegetables and grain bowls without reaching for many separate herb jars.

For simple chicken or fish, combine a light sprinkling of the blend with olive oil and coat the food before cooking. Sprinkle on zucchini, tomato or potato wedges before roasting. You can also mix a little into plain yogurt for a dip or dressing; add lemon juice or fresh herbs separately according to taste. The flavor profile is based on Mediterranean herbs, not a claim that the ingredients were grown in Greece.

How to Use This Greek herb seasoning

Suggested pairings include Chicken, baked cod, salmon, Greek-style salads, roasted zucchini, tomato and yogurt dips. Start with a small quantity, taste, and build up gradually. Cooking method, portion size and personal preference will affect the final flavor, so the packaging's directions should be your reference for any specified amounts.

Features and Flavor Highlights

• Oregano, thyme, rosemary, basil and marjoram bring layered herb flavors.
• Lemon peel powder adds a citrus note.
• Works as a dry blend or mixed into oil, yogurt or homemade dressing.
• No hot chile peppers appear in the published ingredient list.

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Ingredients, Origin and Ordering Details

Published ingredients: Onion, Salt, Garlic, Black Pepper, Lemon Peel Powder, Thyme, Parsley, Rosemary, Marjoram, Basil, Oregano.

Origin transparency: The maker states that its spices are handcrafted in Jacksonville, Florida. This describes U.S. blending/production; it does not imply that every agricultural spice ingredient originated in the United States.

Important label note: Check the current ingredient and nutrition labels for dietary questions; the name indicates a flavor style, not foreign manufacture. Always review the physical package for current ingredient, allergen, weight, serving and storage information. The FDA Nutrition Facts guide explains how to read packaged-food nutrition statements.

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