Buy Badia Spices – Same-Day Delivery in DC, MD & VA

Shop Badia spices online at Aur for sumac powder, oregano, rosemary, basil leaf, parsley flakes and organic onion powder. Same-day delivery across Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia, with no minimum order.

About Badia

Badia is an American spice company from Miami, Florida, founded by a Cuban-American family. It is known for affordable herbs and spices used across Latin American, Caribbean, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cooking, and its jars are a common sight in multicultural kitchens across the US. Its small jars are sized so herbs stay fresh until the last pinch.

Badia Products at Aur

• Middle Eastern: Sumac Powder 134 g.
• Dried herbs: Oregano, Rosemary, Basil Leaf and Parsley Flakes.
• Seasoning: Organic Onion Powder.

Ways to Use Badia

Sprinkle sumac over fattoush salad, grilled chicken, kababs, hummus and roasted vegetables for a bright, lemony tang, and mix it with sliced onions to serve with shawarma or musakhan. Use oregano and basil in pasta sauces, pizza and salads, rosemary with roast potatoes and lamb, and parsley flakes when fresh parsley is not available. Onion powder adds quick flavour to marinades, rubs and soups. A good set of dried herbs makes weeknight cooking much easier when fresh ones are not to hand.

Why Order Badia from Aur

Herbs and spices like sumac are often missing from regular supermarket shelves, and you usually need just one jar at a time. Aur delivers Badia the same day across Washington DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia, with no minimum order. Every food item on Aur is halal, and each product shows its exact size and price. Add Ziyad tahini, pita and olives to the same basket for a Middle Eastern meal. Browse the full Badia range above and get it delivered today. Shop at Aur.

Where can I buy sumac near me?

Aur delivers Badia sumac and spices the same day across Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia. Delivery outside the DMV is available on request, with extra fees and a longer delivery time.

What is sumac used for?

Sumac is a tangy, deep red spice made from dried berries. It is used in fattoush, za'atar, kababs and musakhan, and sprinkled over hummus and salads.

Is Badia a Middle Eastern brand?

Badia is an American spice brand from Miami, popular for Latin, Caribbean and Middle Eastern ingredients.

Is Badia halal?

All food sold on Aur is halal. Badia herbs and spices are plant-based; check each jar for the brand's own certification.