<strong>Za'atar</strong><br><strong>Also Known As:</strong> Zahtar, Zaatar or Zatar<br><strong>Ingredients:</strong> Ground Sumac, Spices, Sesame Seeds, Paprika, and Salt.<br><strong>Taste and Aroma:</strong> Nutty, warm, full flavored and distinctive<br><strong>Uses:</strong> Mix with olive oil for a delicious spread, bread, dip, hummus, vegetables, meat, salad dressing and salad<br><strong>Substitutes: </strong><a href="/products/dukkah-spice">Dukkah Spice</a>, <a href="/products/thyme-ground">Thyme</a>, <a href="/products/sesame-seeds">Sesame Seeds</a>, <a href="/products/toasted-sesame-seeds">Toasted Sesame Seeds</a>, <a href="/products/black-sesame-seeds">Black Sesame Seeds</a>, <a href="/products/flax-seed">Flax Seed</a> or <a href="/products/sumac-ground">Sumac</a><br><strong>Fun Fact:</strong> There is a Middle Eastern belief that Za'atar strengthens the mind, which is why Middle Eastern children are often encouraged to eat Za'atar before taking tests.