• Cybele's Harvest Turkish Herb Bundle — Bay Leaves, Oregano, and Dried Mint
  • Turkish oregano used in Mediterranean cooking — Cybele's Harvest
  • Turkish bay laurel leaves added to a slow-cooked stew — Cybele's Harvest
  • Turkish dried mint used in yogurt sauce and Turkish dishes — Cybele's Harvest
  • Close-up of dried Turkish oregano leaves showing rich green color — Cybele's Harvest
  • Dried Turkish bay leaves close-up showing natural color and shape — Cybele's Harvest
  • Close-up of dried Turkish mint leaves, fragrant and crisp — Cybele's Harvest
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Herb Bundle

Herb Bundle

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Vegan
No Additives and Preservatives
Gluten-Free
Single-Origin Anatolia

Single-origin

Herb Bundle

Includes
3 Herbs
Best For
Everyday Cooking
Cuisine
Mediterranean
Origin
Turkey

What's Inside

Bring the Mediterranean coast into your kitchen. These essential herbs add freshness, earthiness, and aroma to countless dishes — from slow-simmered soups to bright salads.

Why This Bundle

These three herbs are the backbone of Mediterranean and Turkish cooking. Bay Leaves bring subtle, savory depth to soups, stews, and braises. Turkish Oregano is bolder and more aromatic than its Italian counterpart — perfect for grilled meats, salads, and flatbreads. Dried Mint adds a cooling, bright finish that's essential in yogurt sauces, lentil dishes, and stuffed grape leaves. Together, they cover virtually every Mediterranean recipe you'll ever make.

Flavor Profile

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🌿 Bundle Tip: Add bay leaves at the start of cooking for deep flavor, oregano during or after for punch, and mint as a finishing touch for brightness.

How to Use

  • ✓ Soups & Stews: Drop in bay leaves and finish with dried mint for authentic Turkish flavor
  • ✓ Yogurt Sauces: Dried mint is the secret ingredient in cacik, tzatziki, and yogurt dips
  • ✓ Grilled Meats & Vegetables: Oregano shines as a marinade or finishing herb
  • ✓ Rice & Grain Dishes: Bay leaves in pilaf, mint in tabbouleh, oregano in grain bowls
  • ✓ Salads: Combine oregano and mint for a vibrant herbal dressing or topping

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Turkish oregano and Italian oregano? +
Turkish oregano is bolder and more intensely aromatic than Italian oregano. It has a sharper, more peppery flavor with stronger essential oil content, which is why Turkish oregano is prized by chefs worldwide. Italian oregano tends to be milder and sweeter. If a recipe calls for oregano and you use Turkish oregano, you may want to start with a bit less and adjust to taste.
Can I use dried mint instead of fresh mint in recipes? +
Yes! Turkish dried mint is concentrated in flavor and works beautifully in cooked dishes, yogurt sauces, soups, and lentil dishes. Use about one-third the amount of dried mint compared to fresh. Dried mint is actually preferred over fresh in many Turkish recipes like lentil soup, cacik (Turkish tzatziki), and stuffed grape leaves because it delivers a more consistent, concentrated flavor.
How do I use Turkish bay leaves in cooking? +
Add Turkish bay leaves at the beginning of cooking to slow-simmered dishes like soups, stews, braises, rice pilafs, and bean dishes. The leaves release their aromatic, slightly eucalyptus-like flavor gradually. Use 1–2 leaves per pot. Remove them before serving as they don't soften enough to eat. Turkish bay leaves are more aromatic than California bay leaves and have a subtler, more rounded flavor.
How should I store dried herbs to keep them fresh? +
Store your dried herbs in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources like stoves. Keep the jars sealed tightly. Properly stored, dried herbs maintain peak flavor for 12–18 months. You'll know they're still fresh by their vibrant color and aromatic scent when you open the jar.
Do you offer free shipping on spice bundles? +
Yes! All Cybele's Harvest orders over $20 ship free within the United States. Bundles are a great way to reach the free shipping threshold while saving on individual spice prices. Orders are typically shipped within 1–2 business days.
Are your spices organic and all-natural? +
All Cybele's Harvest spices are all-natural with no artificial additives, preservatives, or fillers. We source directly from trusted Turkish farmers who use traditional growing and drying methods. Our herbs are dried naturally to preserve their essential oils and flavor.

Cool, dark cabinet. Reseal after each use.

Best within 12 months of opening for peak flavor.

Cybele's Promise

  • Pure & Powerful Flavor

    Pure & Powerful Flavor

    100% natural and free from additives

  • Authentic Heritage

    Authentic Heritage

    Anatolia’s finest, from local growers

  • Sustainably Packaged

    Sustainably Packaged

    Eco-friendly packaging that protects flavor and the earth

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