San Antonio Dried Whole Mexican Oregano Leaves, Premium Restaurant Seasoning Spice 6 Ounce

Very flavorful

First off I would say everything I've bought from San Antonio has tasted fresh without any old or musty taste. I'm happy with the quality of everything.To me it doesn't taste any different then "McCormick Mediterranean Style Oregano" that I've been using for years in Italian foods. There is nothing wrong with the taste but I expected something some what different in flavor then regular oregano. Maybe it's just me and I need more taste buds? Could save fifty cents an ounce on other brand, price wise it's about the same as San Antonio own Mediterranean Style Oregano with the Mexican oregano being nine cents an ounce cheaper. Price wise the difference isn't going to kill me for a 6 ounce bottle and I have bought several different types of mild chili powder from San Antonio that I'm happy with so likely would buy again just to stay with a brand I like.Maybe it's just me but out of the three chili powders only one I could really taste a real difference in, the other two taste very similar to me but I can barely taste a difference. Maybe.So there you have it, taste is very subjective and what may have no difference in taste to me could be very different in taste to someone else. An example is my girl friend would make something and say she used a ton of garlic so it would be very strong garlic taste... I didn't taste any garlic.... Maybe I need more taste buds?

I love Oregano. This Mexican stuff is terrific on any Mexican dish.

I purchased this at the suggestion of a home cook that I follow on YouTube.I can honestly tell you it is fresh, and the flavor is vibrant. With it, I created a Homemade Taco Seasoning which contains only natural spices; nothing artificial.This oregano, a key ingredient in that homemade seasoning blend is what puts that delicious flavor over the top!You won't be disappointed!

The second you open it, you immediately know the difference between the generic stuff you get at the typical grocery store and premium Mexican Oregano. Great product, mist have for anyone who cooks with top shelf spices

Don't know how I haven't had this on my spice rack before.Definitely not oregano, brings a bright, fresh flavors to dishes.

We use this all the time. It is fragrant and so good.

The Latin name of Mexican Oregano is Lippia graveolens Kunth. It is not in the same family as Italian Oregano, as this product is. It nearly ruined my dish, because I added it to my ferment, assuming it was what it said it was. Fortunately, time tempered the bitterness, because if I had known it was Oregano I would of added way less. From now on, unless the botanical name is listed in the description, I will not be buying any spices on Amazon or any place else for that matter. Now what to do with all of this oregano I didn’t need. On the other hand, if you are looking for oregano like the Italian cooking type, this is of good quality. I’ll be using it in my Italian type dishes.