za’atar aficionado
As a za’atar aficionado, I had to try their product. I ordered two containers which arrived quickly and were fresh. This is a high quality spice that I now sprinkle on everything.
May 16, 2026
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Hayati is a Palestinian za'atar (zaatar) brand built around a single product: Green Za'atar. The mission is simple—to make za'atar as familiar in American kitchens as pesto or salsa. It's one tin, done right. Real thyme from Jenin, Palestine, real sumac, toasted sesame, olive oil, and Dead Sea salt. It's bright and fresh, green and fragrant, not the dusty, faded powder most za'atar has become. The average zaatar is cut with wheat to save money, with citric acid faking the tang and cheap oil holding it together. Hayati doesn't cut those corners. Nothing fake, nothing filler. Customers regularly say it's the best za'atar they've ever had. It's best with warm bread and olive oil, and it earns a permanent place on the counter from there: eggs, vegetables, roasted potatoes, hummus, popcorn, whatever you reach for. Hayati means "my life" in Arabic and its purpose is to celebrate the beauty of the Arab world and share the food of Palestinian life. Hayati is Palestinian-owned, founded by Yasmine Borno. Find it at hayatigoods.com.
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- hayatigoods.com
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