Sumac Ground

Sumac is a dark maroon colored spice which is obtained by crushing the dried fruit of the non-toxic variety of Sumac plant (Rhus coriaria). The spice

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SUMAC - an exotic Middle Eastern common spice with a fruity sour flavor. RECOMMENDED USES - Upgrades your dips and salads with an tart lemony taste.

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Sumac spice is the berry of a shrub found in the Middle East and Mediterranean. It’s used extensively in Turkish, Iranian, and Moroccan food, though

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Don’t be fooled by its red color! Sumac Ground has anything but a spicy or berry taste. It’s actually got a wonderful lemony taste that is also a bit

Sumac Ground

The sumac bush, native to the Middle East, produces ruby-hued berries. These berries are dried then ground which produces a versatile spice with a

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