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The sweet-spicy smell of Marjoram is said to be created by Aphrodite as a symbol for luck.

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What is a marjoram?

marjoram is used for making food and cooking


Where do marjoram come from?

Marjoram is a herb that grows all around the Mediterranean region.


What is the Spanish word for the herb wild marjoram?

Wild marjoram is known as orégano in Spanish.


Herb starting with letter M?

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What is a suitable marjoram substitution for a recipe that calls for this herb?

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Can marjoram get you high?

An ancient herb, which is a member of the mint family, with pale green leaves and a mild, sweet, oregano-like flavor. So no.


Is marjoram sold in supermarkets?

Yes, marjoram is typically sold in supermarkets, both in fresh and dried forms. Fresh marjoram can often be found in the produce section, while dried marjoram is usually located in the spice aisle. Availability may vary by location and store, but it is generally a common herb used in cooking.


What herb can you use instead of oregano?

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How can I make herb de provence at home?

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