Shop for your Lebanese  groceries and  food online with MyJam - the UK’s largest online cultural grocery store. With our Lebanese collection you will find what you need to enjoy the authentic taste of Lebanese Food.  All delivered to your door, wherever you are in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Lebanese cuisine is a celebration of the Mediterranean's rich flavours, blending the freshest ingredients, herbs, and spices to create an array of delectable dishes. The culinary heritage of Lebanon is steeped in history, drawing inspiration from the various cultures that have passed through the region. From the ancient Phoenicians to the Ottoman Empire, each has left their mark on the country's cuisine, resulting in a diverse and mouth-watering array of dishes. 

From the famous tabbouleh, a salad made of parsley, tomatoes, and bulgur wheat, to the beloved hummus, a creamy dip made of chickpeas, tahini, and lemon juice, Lebanese cuisine is a true reflection of the country's rich cultural heritage. The use of slow-cooked meats, such as lamb and chicken, and the popularity of mezze, small plates of various appetisers and dips, further enhance the dining experience, making Lebanese cuisine a true feast for the senses.

The traditional Lebanese breakfast is a reflection of this culinary heritage, featuring a variety of dishes that are both delicious and nutritious. Some of the most common items found on a Lebanese breakfast table include manakish, a type of flatbread that is often topped with zaatar and other herbs, labneh, a type of strained yoghurt, and olives. Other popular breakfast dishes are  foul meddamas, a warm dip made from fava beans and spices, and eggs. Breakfast is usually served with a variety of fresh herbs such as mint, parsley, and cilantro, and is often accompanied by a cup of strong Lebanese coffee or tea. Overall, Lebanese breakfast is a delicious, healthy and social way to start the day, filled with flavour, warmth and love.

At MyJam we will take you on a  trip around Lebanon with traditional  Lebanese baked food like Zaatar and Muhamara Manakeesh, lahm bi ajeen, and  flatbread that you can eat with some Labneh for a complete  Lebanese breakfast. And, of course, you have to try the tabouleh and baba ganoush. To add a lebanese touch to your food, you can check out our lebanese 7 spices, Shawarma spices and more.

After traditional Lebanese desserts and treats? Why not try authentic Lebanese Baklava  Lebanese Baklava from Patisserie Patchi, or SweetLand London. You can order all of this from the comfort of your home.