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With the literal translation meaning ‘bouquet’ or ‘bunch’ of herbs. Playing homage to the ancient trade of herbs, adding a little sprinkle will bring a fresh and luscious zing to savoury dishes. Reaching for Bāqa will soon be like second nature. Ordinarily, if you like Za'Atar, you will like this. However, the flavour alchemy is quite different.

Origin
Abbasid Baghdad is known as the first culinary capital of the Arabic-Islamic civilization. Between the 10th-14th centuries, from Baghdad to Murcia, cookbooks flourished detailing the exquisite banquets of the Sultan's feasts and the delectable treasures brought in through the herb and spice trade. Found in an ancient cookbook, Bāqa is an inspired variant from the 13th-century Arabian era.

Taste
Complex, zesty and aromatic.

Scent
Herby with subtle undertones of garlic and onion powder. How to use All things eggs, pasta, soups, cheese toasties and much more. It is also great as a seasoning mixed with extra virgin olive oil.

Ingredients

Minced Garlic
Parsley
Onion Powder
Oregano
Basil
Thyme
Rosemary

Certifications & Awards

The Quality Food Award

Made in: United Kingdom

Currently available

Bāqa - 13th Century Arabian Mixed Herb Blend

Product category Herbs & Spices
British
Vegan
Vegetarian
Egg free
Salt free
Sugar free
With the literal translation meaning ‘bouquet’ or ‘bunch’ of herbs. Playing homage to the ancient trade of herbs, adding a little sprinkle will bring a fresh and luscious zing to savoury dishes. Reaching for Bāqa will soon be like second nature. Ordinarily, if you like Za'Atar, y... Show more
With the literal translation meaning ‘bouquet’ or ‘bunch’ of herbs. Playing homage to the ancient trade of herbs, adding a little sprinkle will bring a fresh and luscious zing to savoury dishes. Reaching for Bāqa will soon be like second nature. Ordinarily, if you like Za'Atar, you will like this. However, the flavour alchemy is quite different.

Origin
Abbasid Baghdad is known as the first culinary capital of the Arabic-Islamic civilization. Between the 10th-14th centuries, from Baghdad to Murcia, cookbooks flourished detailing the exquisite banquets of the Sultan's feasts and the delectable treasures brought in through the herb and spice trade. Found in an ancient cookbook, Bāqa is an inspired variant from the 13th-century Arabian era.

Taste
Complex, zesty and aromatic.

Scent
Herby with subtle undertones of garlic and onion powder. How to use All things eggs, pasta, soups, cheese toasties and much more. It is also great as a seasoning mixed with extra virgin olive oil.
£8.95
16g
Minimum quantity is 1 item for this product
Min. quantity 1 item
Allow 3 days for delivery

About Camelēr Spice Co.

London, United Kingdom
Hi! we're Halle & Myles, and Camelēr Spice Cº is a small batch, in-house, exceptional flavour experiences using high-quality & unique spice blends that are delicious & memorable. Eco-nutritious options, using 100% natural, no additives & sustainably-sourced unexpected ingredients providing a conscious alternative to conventional spices.

Cultural heritage & celebration of traditional spice blends from around the world, passing on the history & significance of different spice blends & their culinary uses.

Proudly Ethnic & Minority Led

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