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Has anyone ever bought dried oregano that smelled or tasted off?
The first time I noticed this, I wasn't sure what it was. I bought the Italian seasoning from Costco. It had a musty odor to it and it didn't taste good to us. I think it was a Mccormick seasoning but it was different than what I usually buy. I think it said "Northern Italian" or something. I just assumed that we didn't like it and I threw it out. And now I have some Archer Farms oregano. I notice that the aroma of it when I open the bottle is very strong/sharp. I can't really tell if it is a different aroma than usual. I will have to buy another brand and compare them. And there isn't the must smell. But it seems to have an off flavor. I thought at first that it was just stronger than usual. So I used less of it. But that didn't help. Gives an off flavor to my dish. I will buy another brand tomorrow and see if that is better. Oregano is one of the herbs/spices that I have been using for years. And I used to put a ton of it in my red pasta sauce. I am not brand loyal either. If I need it, I will buy it wherever I am and will usually get whatever the cheapest stuff is. That could be the 99 cent stuff at the drugstore, but usually it's McCormick or Schilling. |
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