Real Zaatar with Hyssop spice blend | 4 oz | (No Thyme that is used as an hyssop substitute). With sumac. No Additives, No Perservatives, (Za'atar/zatar/zahtar/zahatar/za atar)

The Spice Way's authentic za'atar blend with real hyssop, sumac, and sesame elevates Middle Eastern dishes, sprinkling perfectly on flatbreads, yogurt dips, or roasted veggies for tangy, herby brightness that's farm-fresh and miles above oregano fakes. Hand-packed in small batches from 30-year farms, it stays potent without fillers, mixing into olive oil for instant manakish or seasoning chicken for meal prep—pairs brilliantly with your tahini squeezes. Nutty, citrusy profile shines in salads or eggs, with resealable pouch keeping it aromatic for months; Lebanese family-approved authenticity at everyday prices.

This is my first time purchasing zaatar. I’m not affiliated with either of these companies and I purchased them both with my own money at full price. The Spice Way zaatar is the one on the left in the bowl. Tyme Foods is on the right on the plate. Spice Way is darker and more vibrant in color which makes me believe it’s more fresh. It also tastes more vibrant and fresh. The texture seems to be keeping the sesame seeds distributed throughout, versus the other on the plate that seems more dry and the sesame seeds easily separate from the herbs. I’ll definitely continue purchasing The Spice Way zaatar.

Second time purchasing. So aromatic and flavorful, using the actual traditional variety of hyssop. I use this more than any other blend: great on grilled meats, roasted veggies, or in dips.

Wow, this is a really delicious spice blend. It wasn't overpowering, but there is some serious flavor in there. Not too salty. This is a totally new product to me. I'd never heard of it before but was listening to a podcast about true hyssop vs some lesser products being passed off as hyssop. Such a little goes a long way, so I feel it a good value for the money spent.

Fresh tasty goes with fish or chicken

Good blend of spices. Did the job foe the recipe.

First meal, Lamb Gyro & yes it was delicious yet I could have used more seasoning. Second, I mixed it with Dukes mayo, slathered delicious rolls & toasted then made fish sandwiches! What would have made it perfect would have been thinly sliced & peeled granny Smith apples. Third meal, mixed herbs & EVOO, slathered chicken thighs with mixture and apricot preserves served with basmati rice. Next try I'll step it up on the fish sandwich.... I'm in love with how great I feel after I eat. No belly issues, no gas issues. I'm going to make a BBQ dry rub too...yummy! *sidebar: this has my favorite Sumac....would be great for a fresh veg & bread dip! *mixed with mayo & dipped sliced apples, yummy!

WOW... this is the REAL DEAL. After trying a couple of other brands (McCormick, which I expected to be of high quality... it wasn't at all... totally dry, dry, dry... and missing the essential ingredients that make a REAL Zaatar, namely Hyssop and Sumac) and Baida (actually better than McCormick, but still...)... this The Spice Way Zaartar is amazingly flavorful... moist (sealed in a pouch)... and puts the others to shame! Don't even think twice. Order this one and you'll be thrilled. That is... if you want the REAL thing.

The 'real' Lebanese style and much better than other cheap stuff around

excellent blend in large sealed packets