Flavors of the Middle East Gift Box
$35.00
Flavors of the Middle East
— Shawarma —
Classic Middle Eastern seasoning with a rich aroma of exotic warm spices.
— Turkish Baharat —
Arabic spice blend used with lamb, fish, chicken & beef.
— Za’atar —
Syrian influenced with a zesty, herbal flavor that deserves a place next to salt & pepper.
— Zhug —
Yemen seasoning common throughout the Middle East.
Lovely striped Kraft gift box contains these four unique spices in our standard jars with recipes and the above message, tied with a Local Spicery bow.
20 in stock
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