NEW Be Aromatic Organic Thyme

Also known as common thyme, German thyme or za'atar, this herb in the mint family has been used from the time of the Ancient Egyptians and Ancient Greeks, who used it in baths and in their temples as a source of courage.

Since then, thyme has become part of our culture's culinary and pharmaceutical story. For those familiar with the Herbes de Provence or Bouquet Garni herbal blends, well, you've definitely had thyme. And have you ever rinsed your mouth out with Listerine? The essential oil found in thyme, thymol (known as an antibiotic and antiseptic), is its active ingredient.

So whether you need to up your Thanksgiving Turkey or just want to add a little something something to your fried eggs, this delicately hand-harvested thyme from Portugal will do the trick.