Pereg Gourmet

wonderful products, unmatchable. I bought their quinoa flour and it is the best I have bought anywhere. They have obviously taken care to use a grain where the bitter outer husk is properly removed leaving an alternative flour that bakes beautifully gluten free products. It is also kosher l'pesach. My stock is now out of date. I hope you are still making this. Feb 2021.

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Pereg sells two versions of Zahtar mix-regular and kosher for Passover. The regular Zahtar lists Zahtar Oregono (Hyssop) as the no. 1 ingredient on the label and sesame seeds as no.3. Customary, ingredients are customarily listed in order of their weight (or volume) in the product. According to Pereg director of brand, the weight of hyssop in the Zahtar jar is between 3-7% while sesame is about 40%. I think listing Hyssop as no.1 and not sesame is a clear case of mislabeling and misleading the public on the contents of the product. Hyssop is more expensive than sesame seed, but to label a jar as Zahtar where it represent , at best, only 7% of the total contents is , in my opinion, deliberate misinformation.

I recently bought two bottles of Pereg Zataar. By mistake I bought the Passover variety and then the regular one. Both tasted very mild with no particular flavor. I tried calling the company. A woman answered, not even stating the name of the company. She took my number and said somebody would call me. This is not good public relations. I was unsatisfied with the product. Nobody cared.I won't be using their products again. I will also share my experience with everyone.

Not sure why the country of origin is missing. Products of certain countries contain toxic compounds. You may pack the product there but why it is not stated where the product is grown?