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Dried oregano
Aromatics · Kek

Dried oregano

9.9% water · 265 kcal

Per 100 g
265 kcal Energy
9 g Protein
68.92 g Carbs
4.28 g Fat
42.5 g Fibre
Gluten-free Year round · stored for winter

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What it is for

They give the character. Same technique, same ingredient, a different trio of spices — and the dish moves to another cuisine entirely. Most of their aroma molecules are volatile.

Where it catches you out

Volatile ones go in last, sturdy ones first. Mint and basil after the heat; bay and cinnamon right at the start.

The knack

Several herbs are sold as kekik; this nutrient entry is for dried oregano, not a za’atar blend.

Storage and health

How to keep it, and who it suits.

Keeping it

Keep in an airtight container in a cool, dry, dark cupboard for 1-2 years.

Gluten-free

Plain dried oregano contains no gluten grain.

Glycaemic index

This ingredient carries no meaningful carbohydrate, so it has no glycaemic index. On its own it will not move blood sugar; what you eat alongside it decides that.