Sumac S&P Spice Blend (115g) CarolinasColumbia Emily works as an academic

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Sumac S&P Spice Blend (115g) CarolinasColumbia Emily works as an academicOrigin: Persia, Turkey. Profile: Tangy, Sour, Fruity, Salty. Uses: Grilled meat, a garnish for dips and salads, sprinkled over rice. Fun facts: The name sumac means "red" in medieval French, Latin, and Syrian languages. In addition to popular use as a spice, sumac was used to tan hides and is sometimes referred to as tanner's sumac. This is a great substitute in dishes where you would normally use lemon. Contains: Sumac, Salt, Pepper. May contain