The Complete Collection
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This beautiful single origin spice collection is a full refresh for your spice cabinet. Whether you’re celebrating a housewarming or a birthday, or just celebrating yourself, this set will bring amazing flavors into any kitchen.
Choose 36 Spices, 48 Spices or 60 Spices for a collection that would even make a professional chef blush.
The 36-spice collection includes:
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Our Royal Cinnamon is an heirloom variety not widely harvested or exported, and it exemplifies the intense sweetness and spiciness for which Vietnamese cinnamon is prized. Use it in place of Saigon or other cinnamons in pastries and baked goods, or sprinkle into rich, savory meat or tomato-based dishes.- Beautiful in baked goods, spice cookies and desserts
- Sprinkle over yogurt and oatmeal, and add to smoothies
- Brew with your favorite coffee or tea
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Our Wild Mountain Cumin has a savory, penetrating aroma and bright, umami flavor evocative of grilled meats and sweet caramelized onions. The tiny, oblong seeds are hand-picked by foragers in the Hindu Kush mountains of Afghanistan. The seeds are smaller and softer than the cumin you may be used to, and they do not need to be ground before use.- Bloom seeds in hot oil or ghee and use as the base for stews, curries or braises
- Grind seeds and mix with other spices like coriander and black pepper for a savory protein rub
- Mix whole seeds into guacamole, vinaigrettes or yogurt-based spreads
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Our exceptionally sweet, floral New Harvest Turmeric is grown organically on a farm in southern India by Dr. Salunkhe, an expert farmer specializing in sustainable agricultural techniques. Its high curcumin content (4%) makes it ideal for both culinary and nutritional uses, and it's perfect for both sweet and savory applications, in curries and other dishes, as well as in turmeric teas and lattes.- Blend into a hearty soup or stew
- Mix into sweet or savory doughs for a vibrant color and earthy flavor
- Sprinkle into rice dishes
- Use as a marinade for tofu or other light proteins
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Our savory, herbaceous Red River Coriander is an heirloom varietal with small, dark seeds. It is aromatic and boldly flavored, with earthy undertones and just a touch of lemon zest.- Sprinkle over root vegetables before roasting
- Combine with toasted chilis, cumin, garlic and tomato paste and lemon juice for a homemade harissa
- Combine with cardamom or orange zest in a Bundt cake
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Black Lime is a versatile ingredient with a famously savory and tart flavor. Ours comes from a family farm in Guatemala. The limes are sun-dried, then ground into an easy-to-use powder. A versatile ingredient common in Persian cooking, they have a savory, tart flavor that's great on roasted meat or vegetables, in stews and anywhere you'd use lime juice.
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- Sprinkle into rice, soups, fish and kebabs
- Toss with vegetables prior to roasting
- Use as garnish for cocktails, especially sours and margaritas
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Our spectacular Cured Sumac is an easy swap for lemon juice in any recipe, or use it to add character and brightness to salads, fish, meat or dips. It has a bright, sour, salty and slightly fermented flavor.
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- Swap it for lemon juice in any recipe
- Use it to add character and brightness to salads, fish, meat or dips.
- Sprinkle it over hummus, salad, roasted veggies, meat or scrambled eggs.
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A bright, nutty cacao powder made from fermented, sun-dried beans grown in Tanzania. Unroasted and minimally processed, it’s equally at home in desserts and savory dishes.
- Replace paprika with cacao in stews, sauces, chili and rubs
- Swap out for processed cocoa powder in brownies, chocolate cakes or puddings
- Mix with milk (or milk alternative) for delightful hot chocolate
- Replace chocolate for a rich mole sauce
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Our Cobanero Chili Flakes are a rare Maya variety of chili pepper with a fierce, bright, slightly smoky heat and a lush, fruity, peachy aroma. The chilis are grown in the mountains around the city of Cobán, Guatemala. They're spicier than serrano peppers and in the same range as cayenne. Perfect for anyone who appreciates true chili flavor!- Add to your pot of beans, roasts or braises
- Add to your marinades or sauces for an extra kick
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Our Black Urfa Chili comes from Urfa, Turkey, where it has been grown and cured for centuries. It has a rich, malty flavor with a lingering burn. The chilis ripen to a bright red color, then are laid out under sheets in the hot summer sun. This technique cures the pepper in its own juices and gives it a deep umami flavor and beautiful dark color.- Sprinkle over roasted vegetables, eggs, or cooked proteins
- Stir into brownie batter or chocolate cookie dough
- Mix into hummus or other creamy dips
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Our Kashmiri Chili Powder is an heirloom variety grown in Kashmir. The chilis are prized for their flavor and vibrant red color, which imparts a beautiful hue to rubs and stews. The rich color and bright, sweet flavor make this chili powder a perfect everyday alternative to cayenne or hot paprika. Ours is hotter than others you may have tried!
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- Use in a rub for grilled lamb or other meat kebabs
- Add to soups and stews for medium heat and rich color
- Use anywhere you'd use cayenne pepper, chili powder or hot paprika
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Our rich, vibrant Noble Sweet Paprika is grown on a small regenerative farm in the oldest paprika-growing region of Hungary. Perfect for classic Hungarian dishes, this sweet paprika adds richness and depth to anything it touches.- Add to soups and stews for a gorgeous color and fresh, sweet flavor
- Use in rubs, marinades and dressings
- Make classic Hungarian dishes like goulash, paprikash and stuffed cabbage
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The Turkish variety of the Aleppo pepper, our summery, mildly spicy Silk Chili was historically ground using heavy silk ropes, giving them a smooth, slippery texture. They have a warm, tomato-like flavor and a medium heat, similar to Espelette and Korean chilis. -
Our rich, sweet Smoked Pimentón Paprika comes from a protected region in Western Spain, where sweet red peppers have been grown and smoked for centuries. Fresh peppers are slowly dried over oak coals, which imbue them with a rich, smoky flavor that imparts a savory depth and gorgeous color.
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- Sprinkle over popcorn for a savory, smoky bite
- Mix with salt, ground cumin and coriander for a meat seasoning or dry rub
- Add to your favorite classic Spanish paella recipe
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Famously savory, earthy allium flavor of fresh ramps, all year round.
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- Sprinkle over cooked rice, cheese, pastas and whatever else your heart desires
- Drop a handful into broths, stocks and clear soups
- Toss with fresh veggies before roasting
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Our piney, aromatic rosemary is grown organically in Provence by a cooperative of partner farmers. It boasts a rich, complex, clean flavor that is the result of both careful farming practices and a superlative terroir. It's harvested in early summer, when the small, verdant needles are cut and dried as they ripen to a brilliant green. We pack it as quickly as possible to preserve the delicate oils that give this herb its signature citrus-peel flavor.- Sub for fresh rosemary in any recipe
- Add to soups and stews
- Use in braises for chicken, red meat and root vegetables
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Whole sage leaves, earthy and rich, perfect for meat, potatoes and braises.- Crush a few leaves into a cream-based sauce as it cooks
- Slide into a braise or roast for long cooking
- Roast with sweet potatoes tossed in melted butter
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Our Flowering Hyssop Thyme has a beautiful floral, herbaceous flavor and aroma. It has an ancient history of culinary and medicinal usage in Turkey, where it is the primary ingredient in za'atar. Use it in place of regular thyme with roasted chicken, grilled vegetables and tomato sauces.
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- Add to stocks, soups, stews - especially your tomato sauces
- Toss with vegetables, olive oil, salt, pepper and chili flakes before cooking
- Infuse into your butter and use it to baste your meats or veggies
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Classic black mustard seeds, small and dark, nutty and sharp.- Bloom in fat or toast in a hot dry pan at the start of cooking stews and stir-fries
- Toss with vegetables and oil and roast in a hot oven
- Add to brine for pickling vegetables
- Sprinkle over any dip or spread for a crunch and pop of flavor
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Our savory, sweet Purple Shallot Powder adds umami depth and allium sweetness to myriad dishes, from rice and noodles to stews and braises. The powder is a convenient substitute for fresh shallots — substitute 1 tsp powder for a fresh shallot, or use in place of onion powder in rice or any dish that you'd use fresh shallots in.
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- Use in place of fresh shallots in any dish, 1 tsp = 1 fresh shallot
- Bloom in butter or oil at the start of cooking rice, noodles, sauces, braises, stir-fries and stews
- Sprinkle as a topping for vegetable, rice or meat dishes
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Our Purple Stripe Garlic powder adds depth and complexity to everything it touches. The powder can be used in place of fresh garlic, or as an upgrade to standard garlic powder. Add it to tomato sauces, stews, salad dressings or simply sprinkle it onto stir-fries or pizza.
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- Add to onion, carrots and celery as a flavor base for sauces, stews, braises or beans
- Toss into meat and veggie rubs, stir fries and salad dressings
- Sprinkle over reheated pizza
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Our Toasted Onion Powder has an exceptionally rich, sweet, toasty flavor that leaves other onion powders in the dust. The delicious allium flavor comes through in stews, stocks, braises, rubs, dressings, savory breads and more. It can even be used in sweet baked goods — its onion-y sweetness is unlike anything we've ever tasted.- Use in blends that call for onion powder
- Bloom in oil or butter at the start of cooking any savory dish (in place of or in addition to fresh onion)
- Add to stocks, soups, sauces, braises and dressings
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Our Granulated Garlic is made from heirloom Purple Stripe Garlic grown in northern Vietnam, with a rich, buttery flavor and a satisfying texture. Perfect for rubs, dressings and everyday cooking, it adds depth and warmth to any dish.
- Toss with olive oil and breadcrumbs for a deeply flavorful garlic topping for pasta or baked fish
- Mix into yogurt or sour cream with herbs for an easy, flavorful dip or sandwich spread
- Add to pizza dough or focaccia before baking for a savory, aromatic crust
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Our Sun-Dried Tomato Powder adds a bump of rich, umami flavor to any dish. Sauté the powder with aromatics like onions or garlic, use as a garnish on roasted vegetables or add to rubs for grilled meats.
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- Coat veggies in olive oil and toss, add to meat rubs and stews
- Sauté with onions, garlic or mirepoix (cut onions, celery and carrots)
- Sprinkle over sliced tomatoes (trust us), focaccias and pizzas
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Our Cloud Forest Cardamom is sweet and tart, reminiscent of summer fruits, fresh herbs and cut grass. It comes straight from a single-estate regenerative farm in the high-altitude cloud forests of Guatemala. The fruit turns yellow as it ripens on the vine and has a softer and sweeter flavor that makes it a perfect upgrade to standard green cardamom.- Cook down with fruit juice for a savory/sweet sauce or jam
- Add to your meat or veggie rub, especially for chicken or lamb
- Use in cakes, muffins, pastries and other desserts
- Sprinkle over oatmeal or into smoothies
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Our Cinnamon Verum (aka Ceylon cinnamon or "true" cinnamon) is complex, herbal and a little savory, with notes of pine, citrus peel and sea salt. It comes from Zanzibar, where our partner farmers harvest the inner bark of the cinnamon tree, then dry and grind it.- Add to braises or sauces that need a little sweetness
- Sprinkle over yogurt and oatmeal, and add to smoothies
- Stir into your favorite coffee, tea or hot chocolate
- Adorn the top of baked goods and pastries
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Our ground Buffalo Ginger is an heirloom ginger variety grown by a group of farmers in the mountains of northern Vietnam. Known for its fruity, floral aroma and powerful heat, this is a complex and flavorful ginger powder that will elevate baked goods, stews and curries, and beverages from hot drinks to cocktails.
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- Add to apple pies, cookies, cakes and other baked goods
- Use in place of fresh ginger in soups, stir-fries and braises
- Mix ¼ teaspoon with water and honey for a potent ginger tea (or skip the water and stir a pinch of ginger into honey)
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Smoky and complex, this chili adds layered flavor to moles, stews and slow-cooked dishes. Ideal for creating rich, comforting meals.- 1 whole pasilla chili = 1 Tbsp powder
- Stir into black mole, barbacoa or rich stews for smoky-sweet complexity.
- Add to salad dressings, sauces or bean dishes for a touch of cocoa and dried fruit richness.
- Sprinkle into mac and cheese or roasted root vegetables for gentle heat and dept
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Our Berbere is an iconic and deeply flavorful blend of berbere chilies that are dried, ground, fermented, dried again and finally blended with over a dozen indigenous Ethiopian spices and herbs. Beloved across Ethiopia and Eritrea as the seasoning for rich stews and meats.- Use in Ethiopian dishes like tibs, chechebsa, misir and tomato sauces
- Rub meat or proteins before grilling or roasting
- Sprinkle into a pot of beans, especially with coconut milk!
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Beloved in Zanzibar's kitchens and street stalls, our Chai is warm, comforting and ethereally fragrant. The archipelago's prized pink cloves are blended with locally sourced cinnamon, cardamom, lemongrass and orange peel to create an East African homage to a beloved Indian masala.- Zanzibar Chai (recipe from our partners in Zanzibar)
- Chai-Chili Brownies
- Add to cookies, pastries and pie dough
- Sub for spice blends in pumpkin or apple pies
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A nostalgic favorite, reimagined. Warm, crunchy cinnamon sugar made with single origin spices and sugar for everyday sweetness with a twist.Nutritional Facts:- Sprinkle over warm buttered toast or pancakes.
- Use as a finishing touch on cookies, cakes, or muffins.
- Stir into oatmeal, yogurt, or granola for a sweet, spiced upgrade.
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A cozy pumpkin spice blend made with cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg and real pumpkin, thanks to toasted pepitas for rich, toasty depth.- Stir into coffee, chai or hot chocolate for a cozy kick.
- Add to pie fillings, cookies or quick breads for bold pumpkin spice flavor.
- Sprinkle over roasted squash, granola or yogurt for a savory-sweet twist.
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Classic steak seasoning, elevated with bold umami.- Brush onto mushrooms or eggplant before grilling for a steakhouse-style crust.
- Stir into butter or olive oil to finish beans, roasted potatoes, or grilled corn.
- Mix with soy sauce and honey for a quick glaze for tofu, chicken, or vegetables.
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Zesty and bright, these tiny buds have a spicy, hoppy flavor.
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- Sprinkle over pasta, pizza or any Mediterranean dish
- Mix with black pepper, paprika and other herbs for a chicken rub
- Use to season a pot of beans or lentils
- Crush over the top of a Greek-style salad
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Cousin of a Sichuan peppercorn, tingly, citrusy and zesty.
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- Toss into stir-fries as soon as the oil is hot
- Mix with peppercorns and add to your pepper mill
- Grind into dipping sauce for dumplings
- Use to finish spicy dishes like Mapo tofu
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Our award-winning, vine-ripened Zanzibar Black Peppercorns are carefully hand-picked and sun-dried for a bright, lemony and spicy peppercorn that's unlike anything else on the planet. These are rich, chocolate-colored peppercorns with dense wrinkles and a bright, fruity spiciness.- Grind over everything for a bright, peppery kick
- Make the best cacio e pepe of your life
- Cook a few tablespoons with butter, shallots and cream for an Au Poivre sauce
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Black Mineral Salt (commonly called kala namak) is a classic ingredient in many South Asian dishes and is used in the practice of Ayurveda. The salt is mined in the Himalayas and fired in a kiln at extremely high temperatures, hot enough to melt the salt and give it a scorched black color. The heat changes the chemical composition, bringing out its beloved savory, tart and eggy aroma and flavor.- Use to make a vegan tofu scramble
- Add to beans, stews and chilies
- Use in place of salt in noodle, rice and lentil dishes
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A set of two kitchen towels made from 100% woven cotton. We worked with a textile producer for five months on these towels, tweaking the design, weight, pattern and size. Many, many versions later, we've got the perfect kitchen towel for you. -
A softcover book with 38 pages covering 13 techniques to help you use spices in your cooking. It's a brief but comprehensive list of techniques that will excite your creativity and provide inspiration and guidance from a wide variety of culinary traditions around the world.
The 48-spice collection includes everything above, plus:
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Bright, tart Alphonso mango powder grown in Devgad, India. Sun-dried and ground from prized green mangoes, it adds citrusy tropical lift to savory and sweet dishes.- Sprinkle over roasted vegetables or grilled chicken
- Add to fruit salads or yogurt for tangy lift
- Stir into chutneys, marinades or salad dressings
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Bright and bold with lively heat, this chili brings a vibrant lift to salsas, adobos and rubs. Perfect for adding bright flavor and sizzle to soups, marinades and roasted vegetables.- 1 whole guajillo chili = 1 tsp powder
- Blend into salsas, adobos and marinades.
- Add to soups, stews and braises for a bright, fruity lift.
- Use in spice rubs for chicken, fish or roasted vegetables to bring lively flavor and aroma.
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Our Smoked Chipotle Chili peppers are grown on Fire Tongue Farms in California and smoked over fruit tree branches pruned from a nearby orchard. A chipotle is a smoked jalapeño pepper, so these are the darker, deeper siblings to our El Jefe-variety Red Jalapeños. They're medium-hot and are perfect for cooking or garnishing, in a tomato sauce, with eggs or on fresh fruit.- Season grilled meat or veggies for a bright spiciness
- Sprinkle over dips like baba ghanoush and hummus
- Add to chocolate and fruit for a sweet/spicy kick!
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Our Szegedi 178 Hot Paprika is grown on a small regenerative farm in the oldest paprika-growing region of Hungary by our partner farmer, Péter. Szegedi 178 is an heirloom variety of hot pepper that has a beautiful aroma and a long, warm burn. The peppers are picked ripe, air-cured in mesh bags, dehydrated, ground and blended with sweet paprika in small batches.- Add to soups and stews for a gorgeous color and fresh paprika kick
- Use in rubs, marinades and dressings
- Make classic Hungarian dishes like goulash, chicken paprikash and stuffed cabbage
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Herbes de Provence is an iconic blend of hardy, aromatic herbs and a cornerstone of French cooking. Unlike every other product in the US, ours is truly grown and blended in Provence itself, by a cooperative of farmers who cultivate organic heirloom herbs and craft a perfectly balanced, traditional mélange. Add to tomato sauces, roasts, pan sauces and any other dish for a boost of savory, fragrant aromatics.- Rub on proteins before braising or baking
- Sprinkle over fresh tomatoes with good olive oil and bake, then eat with crusty bread
- Coat potatoes in a mixture of olive oil and salt, then add herbs and bake or pan-fry
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Mild-medium green chili powder, made from fresh-roasted New Mexican Hatch chilis- Stir into soups, stews, chilies and pots of beans
- Add to scrambled eggs, with or without cheese
- Put a generous shake into mac & cheese and other creamy dishes
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An aromatic homage to the trade winds across the Indian Ocean, our golden Swahili Coast Curry is descended from thousands of years of culinary exchange. The spices in this Origin Blend were grown in an organic agroforestry system and then dried, ground and blended by our partner cooperative.- Use as a rub for meat and vegetables for roasting
- Simmer in coconut milk for stews
- Bloom in oil or ghee to start cooking a fragrant dish
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Also called asafoetida, savory, deep allium flavor.
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- Use at the start of cooking any dish that needs a deep allium flavor
- Bloom in fat and sauté greens
- Make a tadka by tempering some hing in ghee, then drizzle the flavored oil over a dish right before serving
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Our Five Spice is an ancient, aromatic, versatile blend beloved across East Asia. Called Ngũ Vị Hương in Vietnamese and 五香粉 in Chinese, it's named for the five traditional Chinese flavors (sweet, bitter, tart, salty and savory). It brings a warm, savory, slightly spicy burst of flavor to grilling rubs, stews, sauces, stir-fries, braises and red cooking.- Combine with soy sauce as a glaze for cooking protein or hearty vegetables
- Use as a sub for cinnamon in desserts
- Add to braises, beans and other long-cooked dishes
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Sweet, beautifully pink Damask rose petal powder- Make a simple syrup
- Add to frosting and puddings
- Swap for vanilla extract or powder in any baked good
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Savory, sweet dried shallots, upgrade dishes with umami ease.- Use in place of fresh shallots in any dish
- Bloom in butter or oil at the start of cooking rice, noodles, sauces, braises, stir-fries and stews
- Use as a crunchy topping for vegetable, rice or meat dishes
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Our gingery, savory, workhorse-of-the kitchen Robusta Black Peppercorns come from a small organic farm in Vietnam. They're harvested when the peppercorns are ripe, and their classic, herbaceous, robust flavor captivated us at first grind! They're grown by two friends, Dūng and Thanh, using regenerative integrated agricultural techniques. This is your daily black pepper- You know what to do: grind over everything
- Add to tomato sauces, braises, beans, soups and stocks
- Try pairing a little ground peppercorn with fresh fruit
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The 60-Spice Collection Includes Everything Above, Plus:
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Our uncommonly delicate Herati Saffron threads have a beautiful delicate floral flavor, golden color and warm, honeyed fragrance reminiscent of dried roses and fresh hay. The threads are pulled carefully from the flower, leaving a characteristic flame-colored tail. Saffron is a key element in sweet and savory cuisines from the Mediterranean to South Asia.- Steep a few threads in warm water when making crunchy baked rice
- Add a pinch of threads when making paella
- Fold into buttery bread, cake or cookie doughs
- Steep in cream for a rich pasta sauce
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Sweet, classic vanilla flavor, with a beautiful date-tannin aroma.
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- Substitute for vanilla extract 1:1 in baking, or use half for savory applications
- Use in baking or ice creams for beautiful flavor and black flecks
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Our Purple Dulse is a savory, umami, colorful seaweed that is sustainably wild-harvested from the pristine waters of the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, Canada. Use for an irresistible nutty flavor or as an alternative to salt.- Make a tahini dressing with dulse, garlic powder and lemon juice
- Sprinkle over roasted vegetables
- Use to top avocado or tomato toast
- Add to your smoothies
- Bake into a banana bread
- Use as a salt substitute
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Slow-building heat, rich depth, and a hint of smoke. This chili powder goes beyond the basics, blending single origin chilis, wild cumin, and warm spices for bold, layered flavor in every dish.- Stir into tomato sauce or lentils for slow-cooked flavor in minutes.
- Rub onto roasted sweet potatoes, carrots, or cauliflower for a smoky, caramelized crust.
- Mix with olive oil and lime for an easy marinade for chicken, shrimp, or tofu.
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Our El Jefe–variety Red Jalapeño chili peppers are grown on Fire Tongue Farms in California. Unlike most jalapeño peppers, which are picked while still green, these peppers ripened on the vine, turning bright red and very sweet. They're medium-hot and are perfect for cooking or garnishing, in a tomato sauce, with eggs or on fresh fruit.- Season grilled meat or veggies for a bright spiciness
- Sprinkle over dips like baba ghanoush and hummus
- Add to chocolate and fruit for a sweet/spicy kick!
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Sweet, bright and intense peppermint, sub for fresh mint in any dish.
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- Makes a beautiful mint tea
- Add to pesto, chutneys, or curries
- Great in meat rubs for chicken and lamb
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Deep umami flavor, funky and savory, versatile.- Use as you would dried mushrooms or other dried natural sources of glutamates — soak in hot water to soften, or add to soups and stews.
- Add iru as an aromatic at the beginning of the cooking process to sautéed dishes, along with garlic, onions, etc.
- Use iru instead of MSG or bouillon cubes in West African (and other) recipes.
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Our sweet, nutty Wild Mesquite Powder is made from the inner fruit of wild mesquite pods, and its flavor reminds us of hot chocolate and cinnamon toast. Most mesquite flour is made of seeds and pulp, so our powder has a more intense and complex flavor. Mesquite trees regenerate ecosystems and provide sustainable livelihoods for rural communities, and their fruit has a rich, comforting flavor.- Sweet Mesquite Pecans
- Swap out for cocoa powder in baked goods
- Mix with hot milk for a warming drink
- Add to pancake and waffle batter
- Use for part of the flour in cookie dough and brownie batter
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Our Al Baraka Nigella Seeds are grown by a family of farmers in Fayoum, an ancient agricultural community in central Egypt. Nigella (a member of the buttercup family) has been used for flavor and health for all of recorded history. Perfect for baking and cheesemaking, nigella adds a savory, roasty flavor and aroma. Sprinkle on breads and savory pastries.- Lightly toast them to release essential oils and throw them whole into curries, soups or sauces
- Sprinkle on top of breads or pastries, or incorporate them in bread doughs and batters for added flavor and crunchy texture
- Add them to pickles, relishes, or chutneys
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Smoky, complex, herbal, resinous and bold.- Combine with yogurt, or tahini and lemon juice, for a smoky dip for veggies
- Sprinkle some into a braise or pot roast
- Add a pinch to slow-cooked lentil or meat stews for a smoky, deep flavor
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Warm and buttery with a hint of fresh green cane flavor, our panela cane sugar is produced using traditional methods and materials in the lush mountains of Colombia. Use instead of white or brown sugar in baking, sprinkle over fresh fruit or mix with hot water to make the traditional beverage agua panela.Nutritional Facts:- Sub for brown sugar in baked goods
- Stir into warm drinks or sprinkle over oatmeal
- Use in Southeast Asian stir-fries or braises
- Add to baked beans or other savory dishes that need a touch of sweetness
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A Palestinian blend of za’atar herb, sesame, sumac and roasted wheat — warm, toasty, and aromatic with herbal brightness and nutty depth. Sprinkle over cheese, vegetables and salads, swirl into dips, or bake onto flatbreads for a fragrant finish.- Mix with olive oil as a dip for bread
- Stir into hummus for a quick, flavorful dip
- Sprinkle over fresh salads, cucumber, tomato or avocado
- Roast vegetables and potatoes, then top with tahini and za'atar
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