Thyme

Etymology

The word “thyme” is derived from the Greek thyo, which means “sacrifice”. The ancient Greeks believed that the scent of thyme represented activity, bravery and courage, and was effective at banishing evil spirits.

Components of our 13-herb mixture

Leaves, flowers and stems

Thymus vulgaris
Thymus vulgaris

Did you know?

There are over 200 different types of thyme. One example is lemon thyme, which has a fresh, slightly citric flavor. Another is lavender thyme, which has a mild lavender flavor that resembles rosemary.

Smell the thyme.