An aromatic, peppery, slightly hot essence blends with an herbal sweetness in this classically bold “oregano” flavor that’s most commonly associated with Italian cuisine.
Oregano achieved dramatic popularity in the U.S. when soldiers returning from WWII found themselves craving the flavors of Italian classics like pizza, hence why it’s often called the “pizza herb.”
Familiar yet versatile, there’s a reason these tried and true spices are common characters in the average American cupboard. Perfect for new cooks or new homes.