SPICY ITALIAN MIX
A spicy twist to traditional Mediterranean herbs.
Our Spicy Italian Mix can be used on pasta, pizzas, salads and more.
Ingredients: Himalayan oregano, chilli, thyme.
Our herbs are naturally grown and sun dried in the pristine air of the mountains.
ALTHOUGH USED IN SMALL AMOUNTS, HERBS AND SPICES ADD FLAVOUR AND MAKE A HEALTHY CONTRIBUTION TO YOUR MEALS. SEASONINGS CAN MAKE THE FOOD YOU EAT TASTY, WITHOUT BEING HIGH IN CALORIES. A LOT OF THE HERBS AND SPICES THAT ARE COMMONLY USED IN SEASONINGS HAVE MEDICINAL PROPERTIES; OREGANO AND ROSEMARY FOR EXAMPLE HAVE ANTIOXIDANTS THAT HAVE BEEN STUDIED FOR THEIR CANCER PROTECTIVE EFFECTS AND CHILIES CONTAIN SEVEN TIMES MORE VITAMIN C THAN ORANGES! YOU CAN BUY SEASONINGS HERE
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(35 gram dispenser)