Marjoram
Product Info
Egyptian marjoram (Origanum majorana) is a prized aromatic herb in the mint family known for its sweet, delicate, and slightly floral-citrusy flavor. Cultivated heavily in the Nile Valley and Delta, it acts as a milder, sweeter alternative to oregano and is a cornerstone of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cooking.
- Product Name : Marjoram
- Latin Name : Origanum Majorana
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- Origin : Egypt
- Form : Dried Leaves ( small green with uniform cut )
- Grade : Premium Export Quality
- Category : Herbs
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Applications :
- Herbal teas and wellness infusions
- Spice blending
- Pharmaceutical applications
- Food Processing
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Available Forms
- Whole leaves
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- Fine cut
- Powder
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Description
Egyptian marjoram (Origanum majorana) is a prized aromatic herb in the mint family known for its sweet, delicate, and slightly floral-citrusy flavor. Cultivated heavily in the Nile Valley and Delta, it acts as a milder, sweeter alternative to oregano and is a cornerstone of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cooking.
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