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Fire up your grill and break out the meats! The Grill & Roast collection is here to take the guesswork out of marinades, rubs, and seasonings. ...
View full detailsA versatile collection of spices from some of the oldest cuisines in the world. These three blends hailing from the Fertile Crescent, make great ru...
View full detailsUnlike your normal drive-thru chai, this blend is inspired by Indian street flavors: heavier on the ginger and cardamom, and lighter on the cinnamo...
View full detailsLooking for that authentic street taco experience in your kitchen? These three blends will shake up your Taco Tuesday with the mouth-watering flavo...
View full detailsFun in the sun can only mean one thing - grillin' and chillin' (ok, so two things!) This collection has everything you need for the ultimate backya...
View full detailsThese are the most widely known of the Indian Masalas and for good reason. This collection takes the intimidation out of Indian cooking. You'll go ...
View full detailsThis 18-tin spice starter pack is the perfect gift for the aspiring home chef, just dipping their toes in the culinary waters, or the seasoned vete...
View full detailsMeet your "New Bae" with our familiar, crave-worthy Seafood Blend. Shrimply irresistible on seafood, but absolutely delicious on homemade potato ch...
View full detailsWe know favoritism isn't fair, so keep this under wraps: Korean Gochugaru just might be our favorite chilli child. You may know it, of course, as a...
View full detailsMeet the Syrian-born Aleppo pepper, a more nuanced red pepper flake with a whole lot of personality! It boasts bright and fruity aromas, cumin-like...
View full detailsThis blend isn’t just for bagels anymore! Add a crunchy, savory kick to your favorite salads and dips. Sprinkle over roasted veggies or grilled tun...
View full detailsReminiscent of its Euro-classical roots, this blend is delicate, herbaceous, mild. Fitting perfectly in tomato-based dishes, try using this seasoni...
View full detailsThis is not your Nona's garlic & herb seasoning. This versatile blend is zesty, herbaceous, and pungent, but packs some extra punches with note...
View full detailsChipotles are actually another famous pepper in disguise—they’re jalapeños that have been smoked, dried, and ground, often in the Chihuahua region ...
View full detailsThe seeds contained in a green cardamom pod might be small, but they’re extremely potent. And, like all powerhouse divas, they’ve got a great backs...
View full detailsDon’t judge this classic spice by the dusty jar at your neighborhood pizza joint! When prepared fresh and stored properly, red pepper flakes—made f...
View full detailsTangy, bright, and rich. A major hit in the Spicewalla lineup. You'll find yourself eating it straight out of the tin, but resist eating it all! Le...
View full detailsSweetly mellow and distinctive, Spanish paprika traces its roots back to Mexico. The colonial-era Spanish adopted the bright red pepper plant with ...
View full detailsDeep, rich, and unmistakably smoky. Adds warmth, color, and campfire flavour to everything from roasted potatoes and grilled meats to mac & che...
View full detailsWithout cumin, we’d have no savory dal, tajine or chili. Hundreds of beloved recipes get their distinctive tang, punchy heat, and tawny color from ...
View full detailsWarm, citrusy, and mild. There is actually no such thing as "curry powder" in India, but hey, you want one, you got the best one. In addition to "c...
View full details=Earthy and peppery, cumin is a key player in many common, highly spiced dishes like shakshuka, dal, and even doner kebab. The small, flat, pale br...
View full detailsThese are the most widely known of the Indian Masalas and for good reason. This collection takes the intimidation out of Indian cooking. You'll go ...
View full detailsIs there anything more refreshing than the bright, grassy flavor of dill? Early Eastern Europeans sure didn’t think so, relying on the plant’s brig...
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