Hayfene Thyme Other Names - Origin: Turkey English Name: Oregano Botanical Name: Origanum vulgare What is Thyme? Thyme is a Mediterranean plant. The region of the Mediterranean between Portugal, Italy, and Greece is the gene center of thyme. An indispensable seasoning for meat dishes, thyme grows very easily. Its low-growing shrub-like plant grows and spreads. It is an evergreen plant. Thyme, which comes in many varieties, both domesticated and wild, has a stronger aroma if grown in dry climates with plenty of sunlight or on mountain slopes. What are the Benefits of Thyme? Thyme has been used as a medicinal and spice plant since ancient times. Even today, it is added to various syrups as an antiseptic (for cough, bronchitis, whooping cough), and is used as a remedy for stomach aches, stomach aches, and headaches. It has antiseptic, sedative, carminative, expectorant, and antispasmodic properties. It is used in cosmetics and in alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. It has become a highly sought-after spice in recent years due to its antibacterial effects on bacteria that cause food spoilage and food poisoning. How is Thyme Used? This unique spice is especially recommended for meat dishes, vegetable dishes, various sauces and salads, cheeses, and even sausages. Hayfene Bilya Thyme is particularly recommended for meat dishes. It pairs well with olive oil and olives. Thyme is also used in many appetizers and salads, especially in ezme (ezme).