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Mexican Oregano

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Mexican Oregano is a wonderful herb cultivated in Mexico

Mexican farmers for so many generations created a plate full of spices herbs and chilli that marry together so well

Big shocker though, Mexican Oregano is not Oregano, it is related a few evolved generations before, as with so many spices over the years a mixture of names and understandings have created names of spices that refer to their flavour and not plant genus types

Mexican Oregano is actually Lippia graveolens, a flowering plant similar to oregano, tomato tomarto, what is a name with food, when it smells and tastes sweet citrus herby flavour then to us its Mexican Oregano

Mexican Oregano is a wonderful flavour infused with other cuisines but when married up with our Mexican Chillies the flavours stand up to the wonderful strength of Ancho, Pasilla, Chipotle to name a few

Grown in Mexico

Nutritional Values : Mexican Oregano dried leaves,
Nutritive value per 100 g.
(Source: USDA National Nutrient data base)
Principle     Nutrient Value     Percentage of RDA
Energy     306 Kcal     15%
Carbohydrates     64.43 g     49%
Protein     11 g     19.5%
Total Fat     10.25 g     34%
Dietary Fibre     42.8 g     107%

Packed in a Unit that handles Sesame Seeds, Mustard and Celery

Mexican Oregano - Quick Reference

What is it?: A dried Mexican herb from the verbena family, distinct from Mediterranean - Turkish oregano.

Flavour: Bold, citrusy and earthy with light liquorice and pepper notes.

Common uses: Mexican chilli, pozole, beans, salsas, taco fillings, adobo and slow-cooked meat.

Pairs well with: Cumin, chilli, garlic, lime, tomato, pork, beef and black beans.

How to use: Crush between the fingers before adding, then cook into sauces, stews or marinades.

Compare with: Stronger and more citrus-led than Greek or Turkish oregano.

Substitute: Mediterranean oregano can be used, but the result will be softer and less citrusy.

Storage: Keep sealed, dry and away from direct light to protect its volatile oils.

Good to know: Mexican oregano is not simply a regional version of common oregano; it comes from a different plant family and gives a noticeably different flavour.

Customer Reviews

38 reviews

  • 5

    Good quality Spices

    Posted by Unknown on 26th Apr 2021

    Fast and convenient service. Spices are good quality.

  • 5

    Great Products

    Posted by Kevin Truby on 30th Nov 2020

    Great product and efficient delivery

  • 5

    Fantastic

    Posted by Tina Colding on 22nd Oct 2020

    Quality products and very fast delivery. Will definately be shopping there again.

  • 5

    Versatile and

    Posted by Paul Moogan on 21st Jun 2020

    Versatile and adds a great flavour to many dishes

  • 5

    Versatile and

    Posted by Paul Moogan on 21st Jun 2020

    Versatile and adds a great flavour to many dishes

  • 5

    Versatile and

    Posted by Paul Moogan on 21st Jun 2020

    Versatile and adds a great flavour to many dishes

  • 5

    Very strong

    Posted by David Denniston on 26th May 2020

    Very strong and flavoursome. A little goes a long way!

  • 5

    An unmistakable

    Posted by EskieF on 26th May 2020

    An unmistakable grassy/earthy taste that adds so much to Mexican cooking

  • 5

    Very strong

    Posted by David Denniston on 26th May 2020

    Very strong and flavoursome. A little goes a long way!

  • 5

    An unmistakable

    Posted by EskieF on 26th May 2020

    An unmistakable grassy/earthy taste that adds so much to Mexican cooking

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