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Herbs, Spices & Seasonings

Explore 30 published food guides in herbs, spices & seasonings, grouped the way shoppers compare similar pantry staples.

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Seasonings & Blends

Black Pepper

Freshly ground black peppercorns deliver bold, complex flavor that transforms ordinary meals into something special.

Cayenne

This vibrant red pepper powder packs serious heat and is perfect for adding a spicy kick to everything from chili to chocolate desserts.

Chili Powder

This classic spice blend combines ground chilies with cumin, oregano, and garlic for an instant flavor boost in Mexican and Tex-Mex cooking.

Coriander

Ground coriander seeds bring bright, lemony notes to curries, marinades, and spice blends. A pantry staple that adds warmth and complexity to both sweet and savory dishes.

Cumin

This aromatic ground seed adds warm, nutty flavor to everything from chili and curry to roasted vegetables and meat rubs.

Garlic Powder

This convenient powder delivers all the savory flavor of fresh garlic without the prep work. Perfect for seasoning everything from roasted vegetables to homemade spice blends.

Ginger

Ground ginger brings warm, spicy-sweet flavor to everything from cookies and cakes to stir-fries and marinades. A little goes a long way in adding depth to your cooking.

Onion Powder

Ground from dehydrated onions, this versatile powder adds instant onion flavor without the prep work or tears.

Paprika

This ground red pepper spice brings beautiful color and gentle warmth to everything from deviled eggs to roasted vegetables.

Smoked Paprika

This distinctive Spanish spice brings warm, smoky notes without heat. Perfect for adding depth to everything from roasted vegetables to meat dishes.

Sumac

This ruby-red spice adds a wonderful tart, citrusy punch to dishes without any actual citrus. Perfect for sprinkling on salads, meats, or dips.

Turmeric

This warm, earthy spice adds beautiful color and mild peppery flavor to dishes. A staple in Indian cuisine and increasingly popular for its wellness properties.

White Pepper

White pepper offers a milder, more refined flavor than black pepper, making it perfect for light-colored dishes and delicate sauces where you want warmth without visible specks.

Za’atar

This aromatic blend combines dried herbs, toasted sesame seeds, and tart sumac for a bright, savory flavor that's essential in Middle Eastern cooking.