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ONION GRANULATED

$5.00$20.00

Same as onion powder just not as fine. *Actual product color may vary. **Container weight will vary with each product.

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ONION POWDER

$4.75$20.00

Pungent with a sharp bite. Dehydrated ground onion. Used for pasta, pizza, grilled chicken, sauces, soups and salad dressings. *Actual product color may vary. **Container weight will vary with each product.

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OREGANO

$4.00$6.00

Oregano is grown in the warmer climates of western and southwestern Eurasia and in the Mediterranean region. It has a slightly bitter taste with a hint of sweetness along with a warm aromatic flavor. Oregano didn’t become popular in the United States until after the Second World War, when the soldiers returning from war raved about a “pizza herb” that…

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PAPRIKA

$4.50$35.00

Paprika is a cooking spice that is made up of dried and ground chili peppers. While Paprika originated in central Mexico, it was first brought to Europe by Christopher Columbus. The flavor of Paprika can range from mild to hot. This spice is mainly used to color and season rice, stews, soups and garnishing dishes. *Actual product color may vary….

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ROSEMARY SEEDS

$4.00$6.25

Strong, pungent, pine like flavor. Can be used in flavoring soups and roasts as well as with fish, pork, chicken and fish. *Actual product color may vary. **Container weight will vary with each product.

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Thyme

$4.15$20.00

Bitter, floral and piney. Can be used when seasoning stews, soups, and braises, and also when seasoning potatoes, bread and rice. *Actual product color may vary. **Container weight will vary with each product.

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WHITE PEPPER GROUND

$5.00$65.00

White Pepper is somewhat less aromatic than black pepper and has a musty flavor that is milder than black pepper as well. Some cooks use white pepper as an alternative to black pepper for aesthetic reasons when they do not want black pepper flakes in their sauce or pasta. Little known fact: White pepper actually comes from black pepper, but…

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