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Oregano Leaves
Organic
35g
35g
The name oregano comes from the Greek words ‘oros’ meaning mountain, and ‘ganos’ meaning joy. This robust ‘pizza herb’ is aromatic, earthy and perfectly bitter. Truly joyful by name, and nature.
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The benefits.
- Helps to prevent damage by neutralising free radicals (vitamin E - antioxidant)
- Maintains and promotes bone density and growth (vitamin K and calcium)
- Contributes to your perception, memory, mood and energy levels (iron)
- May protect from cardiovascular disease and improve mental health (quercetin -antioxidant)
What goes in.
Certified organic oregano.
What's kept out.
Artificial colours, fillers and additives.
Did you know?
Did you know many commercial brands sneak unwelcome ingredients into their spices? Plant husks, cheaper seeds and other fillers are sometimes used to bulk up a spice, while industrial dyes and chromate may be added to amplify the colour.
Geography.
Lovingly hand-picked in Turkey and India.
Hot tip.
The oil content in Simply Organics Oregano gives it the potent flavour we love — but a little oregano goes a long way. We recommended adding just a touch to your dish. As a guide, one teaspoon of dried oregano is equivalent to one tablespoon of fresh oregano.
Lovin' Body
Made by lovers of gourmet food, for lovers of gourmet food. Sounds like a foolproof recipe to us? Lovin' Body is a sub-brand of Chef’s Choice - a proudly Australian brand that’s growing every day, and it’s not hard to see why. Put simply, they’re passionate about supporting our country’s people and their health by providing the biggest selection of quality cooking ingredients at a competitive price, and supporting causes close to the Australian heart, like the McGrath Foundation. Sometimes it pays off to keep it simple.
