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Seasoning & Spices
Variety of seasonings and spices for culinary or ritual use. These seasonings and spices are USDA certified organic meaning that when you cook or use them for ritual use you are using the purest, cleanest, and healthiest product you can buy on the market today.
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Allspice, known by the Latin botanical name of Pimenta dioica, comes from the Pimenta tree and is the unripe fruit that are dried and crafted into... more info
$15.95
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You can use anise seed in sweet or savory dishes. The licorice flavor imparted by these seeds make a wonderful addition to cookies, fruit pies,... more info
$9.95
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Anise Star, which is also known as Chinese anise and Illicium verum, is an extremely popular spice for deserts and baking. Europeans use Anise Star... more info
$9.95
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Arrowroot Powder, which is also called Manihot esculenta, is commonly used as a thickening agent for sauces, fruit pie fillings, glazes and puddings.... more info
$9.95
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Although you might not recognize its botanical name of Ocimum basilicum, you certainly enjoy using dried basil in your favorite home-cooked recipes.... more info
$15.95
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The bay leaf (laurus nobilis) is an aromatic member of Laurel family. Native to Asia minor, cultivation of the bay leaf spread through the... more info
$6.95
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peppercorns are a favorite spice used on an assortment of foods. Derived from the Piper nigrum vine, the whole peppercorn is the fruit from the vine.... more info
$15.95
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A wide variety of dishes from a host of different cuisines utilize the pungent flavor of mustard seed powder. Roasted vegetables such as tomatoes and... more info
$9.95
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Although a Cajun spice blend can vary from chef to chef, nevertheless a Cajun spice mix usually contains a variety of black and red peppers, garlic,... more info
$19.95
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Caraway spice, which comes from the plant known by the botanical name of Carum carvi, is used in a wide variety of culinary dishes as well as... more info
$9.95
