
Grated oregano
Grated oregano (Origanum vulgare) with an intense, spicy Mediterranean aroma. For rustic salad, baked potatoes, roasts, legumes and olive oil.
Authentic Mediterranean aroma
- Grated oregano with a rich and distinct aromatic profile.
- It highlights simple ingredients with a natural intensity of flavor.
- Ideal for baked potatoes, tomato salad, legumes and roasts.
- Fine texture that spreads evenly and has a consistent fragrance.
Why choose it?
- Dried Origanum vulgare leaves
- Intense, characteristic Mediterranean aroma
- Ideal for meats, salads & oil dishes
- Suitable for legumes and cooked foods
Description
Grated oregano is one of the most recognizable and beloved aromatic herbs in Greek cuisine.
It comes from dried leaves of the Origanum vulgare plant and stands out for its intense aroma and characteristic, slightly spicy flavor.
Without oregano, you can't make a village salad, baked feta cheese, or lemon potatoes.
Where is it used?
Oregano is widely used as a key ingredient in cooking and in countless Greek dishes:
- In grilled meats, baked potatoes, oilseeds and legumes
- In tomato salads, olive oil with oregano, dressing and marinades
- In drinks with honey or chamomile
- In chips, bake rolls and snacks with oregano
Additional information
Frequent questions
What is oregano?
It is an aromatic plant of the mint family, with a strong, spicy flavor. It is one of the basic herbs of Greek cuisine.
Where is oregano used?;
In village salad, feta cheese, baked potatoes, grilled meats and fish, legumes, tomato sauces and pizza.
What is the difference between oregano and thyme?
Oregano has a more intense and spicy flavor, while thyme is softer and earthier. Oregano is mainly used in meats, salads and sauces, thyme in soups and fish.
When do we add oregano to food?;
In cooked dishes towards the end, to retain its aroma. In salads and roasts, it is sprinkled upon serving, rubbing it lightly between the fingers.




