World Flavors
The international seasonings and spices from around the world offer unlimited possibility. Spices and seasonings from global cuisine will help you create delicious meals, whether you want to explore curry, turmeric, or are looking for Indian garam masala or tikka masala spices, Chinese five spice or Thai spices, Moroccan spices, Mexican spices, or European spices.
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Za'atar Seasoning
Our Za'atar blends sumac and toasted sesame with cumin, salt, and a blend of dried herbs like thyme, marjoram, and oregano. While often used tables...
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Ground Sumac Berries
Bright, tart, and lemony. Use sumac to enhance the flavor of your recipes similar to salt. Sumac spices are great in marinades, dressings, and seas...
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Crushed Aleppo Chiles
A mouthwatering, moderately hot blend of Aleppo pepper flakes. Sprinkle on slices of pizza, salads, or in a bowl of chili. Around a 3-4 in overall ...
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Rose Water
Culinary rose water is similar to rose extract, except less concentrated. Rose water is becoming widely popular is used to add floral flavor to ice...
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Italian Herbs
We use the finest dried Italian Herbs with the highest oil content to ensure a prominent, bold flavor that any classic Italian cook would savor. Us...
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Coriander Seeds
Used to season savory dishes, such as vegetables and masalas. Add whole coriander seeds to your favorite pickling brine for a sweeter, citrusy flav...
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Ground Inner Cardamom Seeds
Commonly used in pastries, breads and curries, as it provides a flowery flavor and strong aroma that pairs well with baked goods. Cardamom powder i...
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Broken Star Anise
Star Anise has assertive warmth that creates a slight numbing effect in the mouth. An essential ingredient to pho, but works great in other soups a...
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Spanish Coupe Saffron
A decadent, must-have ingredient for taking your gourmet Spanish paella, French bouillabaisse, or Italian risotto recipe to the next level. Spanish...
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Moroccan Saffron
One of the most sought-after & luxurious spices in the world. Use these gourmet saffron threads to add decadence to classic recipes that featur...
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Grains of Paradise
A spicy and unique, full-flavored peppercorn. Spice up vegetables or meats, like potatoes, eggplants, and lamb. Try in place of pepper, cardamom, o...
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Featured Recipes
Chicken Avocado Tortilla Soup Recipe
Garnish with shredded cheese, sour cream, tortilla chips, and lime wedges. Serve with a side of warm cornbread.
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Greek Style Shakshuka Recipe
Serve with pita or naan bread for dipping in the sauce. Great with tzatziki sauce as a topping.
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Spiced Vegetable Lo Mein Recipe
Our vegetable lo mein recipe doesn't call for meat, but feel free to top with chicken, beef, or shrimp as desired.
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What are the most popular spices internationally?
Globally, black pepper, mustard powder, cumin, salt and coriander are some of the most cooked spices internationally around the world. But ultimately, it depends on what international cuisine you are looking to try! As far as international spice blends go, some of our personal favorites include Taco Seasoning, Peruvian Chile Lime Seasoning, Za'atar Seasoning, Cuban Island Spice and Chinese Five Spice.
What spices blends are best for curry?
When making any curry, some of the best spices to use are turmeric, coriander, cumin, cardamom, saffron, fenugreek, lemongrass, mustard powder, ginger, chili powder, cinnamon, clove and nutmeg. Our personal favorite curry spice blends include our Garam Masala, Madras Curry Powder, Thai Green Curry, Cambodian Lemongrass Curry, and of course the classic, Mild Yellow Curry Powder. There are many other Curry Favorites from Around the World, so feel free to explore more curry flavors.
What spice blends are the most unique or rare?
Spices that might be considered as more rare in the U.S. could include Saffron, Asafetida, Sumac Berries, Grains of Paradise and Fennel Pollen. Spices that might be called "exotic" ultimately depends on where you're from. Seasoning blends that we consider unique to our international flavors include Chilean Merquen Seasoning, Bajan Seasoning, Berbere Ethiopian Seasoning, Vadouvan and Vindaloo.
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