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McCormick Chili Powder, 2.5 oz, $3.99
Want to get your next pot of homemade chili off to a super-delicious start? Start with McCormick Chili Powder: a complex blend of ripe peppers, garlic and spices. It'll add earthy depth to any Mexican, Tex-Mex or Southwestern dish. For vibrant flavor, color and aroma, we've blended fire-roasted chili peppers, garlic and spices like cumin and oregano. And, our FlavorSealed™ bottle ensures the spices have long-lasting fresh flavor. When it's family chili night, use our chili powder to prepare any type of chili, from ground beef chili and Texas-style chili con carne to turkey chili and vegetarian chili. Accompany with favorite fix-ins, like sour cream and shredded cheese, or serve the chili on top of chili dogs, tacos or nachos. Packaging may vary.
McCormick Caraway Seed - Whole, 0.9 oz, $5.99
One of the world's oldest cultivated spices, caraway is a relative of the carrot family. At McCormick® we carefully select our whole caraway seeds to ensure that they have bright, earthy flavor with a hint of licorice - a must for breads, pork, stews and pickling brines. Bite into a hearty slice of rye or Irish soda bread and you'll immediately recognize the flavor of caraway - warm, sweet and slightly biting. Tannish brown and crescent-shaped, caraway seed is staple seasoning of Eastern European cuisine. It brings earthy flavor to savory recipes for goulash, borscht, sausages, potatoes and cabbage dishes. It adds a warm, sweet taste to spice cakes, cookies and scones. Toast the seeds before using to heighten the nutty, bittersweet flavor.
McCormick Gourmet Organic Saigon Cinnamon Sticks, 0.75 oz, $7.89
Cinnamon sticks, also called cinnamon quills, are ideal for infusing rich, spicy taste and aroma into hot apple cider or mulled red wine and desserts like applesauce, poached fruit and rice pudding. Use McCormick Organic Saigon Cinnamon Sticks as fragrant, flavorful stirrers for hot cocoa, coffee, chai tea or hot toddies. Cinnamon sticks are beloved around the globe for adding toasty warmth to savory dishes as well. Indian cooks simmer the sticks in chicken and lamb curries. Familiar with pho? The secret to this satisfying Vietnamese noodle soup is in the long-simmered broth, flavored with cinnamon stick, peppercorns and star anise. Slow-cooked stews, chili and oatmeal all benefit from cinnamon's irresistible fragrance and spicy warmth.
Badia Anise Seed, .5 oz, $1.29
Badia Anise Seed can be used in baking as well as to flavor soups, seafood dishes, shellfish and even beverages. Its flavor resembles that of licorice, tarragon, and fennel.nnBadia Spices manufactures, packages, distributes, a wide array of products for the everyday cooking needs, from spices, herbs, seasoning blends, teas, side dishes, olive oils, and more. Badia is committed to offering the highest quality at the best price.
McCormick Cinnamon - Ground, 2.37 oz, $3.49
One of the world's oldest spices, cinnamon is also one of the most popular- and for good reason! It brings deep, warm sweetness to so many dishes- from gingerbread cookies and pumpkin pie to sweet potatoes and spice rubs. McCormick Ground Cinnamon is aged up to 15 years for rich flavor. It's perfect for both sweet and savory recipes. Add our premium ground cinnamon to cinnamon rolls or French toast for a Christmas breakfast treat, or sprinkle it on the Thanksgiving pecan pie or apple pie. Use to enhance savory dishes like chili, couscous or butternut squash, or to add a nuanced sweetness to meat rubs or baked ham. Add a dash of cinnamon (or a cinnamon stick) to coffee, cider, cocoa or chai tea for spicy warmth the whole family will enjoy. Packaging may vary.
McCormick Cumin - Ground, 1.5 oz, $3.49
Rich and hearty McCormick® Ground Cumin is always ground from whole cumin seeds. It brings earthy warmth and subtle citrus flavor to chili, tacos, steak and lamb. A global favorite in Mexican, Latin American, Indian and North African kitchens, cumin imparts a distinctive earthy aroma and taste. It is an essential spice in Mexican tamales and mole sauce, and in Tex-Mex dishes like enchiladas. Cumin is a must-have spice for Middle Eastern hummus, couscous, stews and lamb dishes. In India, cooks add it with turmeric and coriander to curry spice blends. Cumin brings toasty warmth to lentil soup, bean dips, roasted vegetables and meatless dishes. It is delicious in marinades and spice rubs for meats, where it enhances their savory flavor.
McCormick Basil Leaves, 0.62 oz, $2.99
McCormick® Basil Leaves have an aromatic, sweet flavor that blends well with garlic and tomatoes. Use this pantry staple in family-favorite recipes like pizza, pasta and marinara sauce. You won't find a more versatile herb than basil. This member of the mint family carries a fresh, green aroma with a hint of sweet licorice. It's essential to Italian cooking but also used in a variety of cuisines including Thai, Indonesian and Vietnamese. Basil is delicious in everything from pesto and lasagna to minestrone and roasted meats. We gently dry the fresh basil leaves so that they retain their flavor, color and aroma. Rub the dried basil between your fingers before adding it to your dish to release the flavorful oils and superb fragrance.
Badia Anise Seed, 1.75 oz, $2.79
Badia Anise Seed can be used in baking as well as to flavor soups, seafood dishes, shellfish and even beverages. Its flavor resembles that of licorice, tarragon, and fennel.nnBadia Spices manufactures, packages, distributes, a wide array of products for the everyday cooking needs, from spices, herbs, seasoning blends, teas, side dishes, olive oils, and more. Badia is committed to offering the highest quality at the best price.
Badia Allspice, .5 oz, $1.29
Its name says it all, a combination of flavors which ranges from cloves to cinnamon to nutmeg. Badia Allspice is used to give a distinctive seasoning to salads, soups, stews, fish, poultry, meats, cake recipes and fruit desserts.nnBadia Spices manufactures, packages, distributes, a wide array of products for the everyday cooking needs, from spices, herbs, seasoning blends, teas, side dishes, olive oils, and more. Badia is committed to offering the highest quality at the best price.
Cento Whole ''Hot'' Chili Peppers, .75 oz, $1.49
Savory chili peppers are widely used in spicy European, Creole, Cajun. Mexican and East Asian cuisines. Use sparingly to add zest to meat, poultry and seafood dishes.
McCormick Gourmet All Natural Whole Cloves, 1.25 oz, $9.79
McCormick Gourmet Whole Cloves are essential for home cooks who enjoy simmering stews, slow cooking pot roasts and creating their own pickling blends. One of the world's oldest spices, they bring spicy warmth and sweet pungent flavor to your kitchen. A favorite for the winter holidays, cloves add warm, spicy-sweet flavor to mulled cider or red wine, eggnog and poached fruit. For baked ham, score a diamond pattern into the ham's surface and stud each section with a whole clove before glazing. Cloves are an essential year-round flavoring in Vietnamese pho and Chinese five-spice powder. Prized in northern Indian cuisine, they appear in the spice blend garam masala, in the spiced tea chai, and in recipes for meat and vegetable curries.
McCormick Gourmet Organic Ground Cardamom, 1.75 oz, $9.79
Cardamom, called the "Queen of Spices," comes from the dried, ripe fruit of a plant in the ginger family. Its sweet taste and enticing aroma are delicious in cakes and pastries, and in Indian and Middle Eastern spice blends. At McCormick, we carefully source our cardamom pods then remove the outer hull and grind only the inner seeds where the intense flavor resides. Cardamom is a favorite ingredient in spice cookies, buns and stollen, a sweet holiday bread, where it imparts a light lemony note. But European bakers aren't the only ones who love its spicy, floral flavor. Cardamom is popular in the Arab world in spice mixtures and as a flavoring for coffee. Try adding cardamom's sweet-spicy taste to apple pie, sweet potatoes and rice pilaf.
McCormick Gourmet Organic Turkish Bay Leaves, 0.18 oz, $9.79
McCormick Gourmet Organic Turkish Bay Leaves, McCormick Gourmet Organic sources their organic bay leaves from Turkey, where hot, dry summers produce bay laurel trees with aromatic bay leaves. The trees are carefully harvested to yield beautifully green whole leaves. Bay leaves are a fundamental flavor in European cooking, lending a pleasing and distinctive savory aroma to the air as they cook. They are a basic component in a bouquet garni, a sachet of bay leaves, thyme and parsley, that is used to flavor soups, stocks and stews. Bay leaves are a must-have in tomato sauces, beans, roasted meats and any kind of long-simmering or slow cooker recipe. Bay leaves' subtle tea-like and floral notes also work well in desserts like custard and rice pudding. Remove leaf before serving.
McCormick Ground Cinnamon, 18 oz, $8.99
One of the world's oldest and most popular spices, the versatile flavor brings deep, warm sweetness to sweet and savory foods- from cookies, pies and coffee to sweet potatoes and spice rubs.nAt McCormick we're committed to quality. That's why our premium Ground Cinnamon is never made with added fillers. Aged up to 15 years for rich flavor, it's perfect for both sweet and savory recipes. Add our Ground Cinnamon to cinnamon rolls, French toast or a hot cappuccino. Use it to enhance savory side dishes like sweet potatoes, couscous or butternut squash, or to add a nuanced sweetness to meat rubs or ham for spicy warmth the whole family will enjoy.
McCormick Celery Salt, 4 oz, $6.99
A classic blend of celery seed and salt, McCormick Celery Salt adds zest to your favorite recipes. It brings fresh flavor to salads and dips. Our celery salt always starts with whole celery seeds. It adds a crisp celery flavor to your favorite summertime dishes like cucumber salad with dill, deviled eggs, and mayo-based chicken, tuna, pasta and potato salad. It also makes a great coleslaw seasoning. For delicious savory taste your family will love, use our celery salt on roast meats and poultry or meatloaf. Replace plain salt with our homestyle blend of dried celery seed and salt in soups and stews. Celery salt is a must in tomato juice and homemade Bloody Marys. For an extra layer of flavor and texture, use it to rim the beverage glass. Packaging may vary.
McCormick Celery Seed - Whole, 0.95 oz, $6.99
McCormick® Celery Seeds are hand-selected for their distinct celery flavor. The seeds are brown in color with a mild crunch and a warm, earthy taste and aroma that enhances seafood, salads, dressings and brines. Celery seed is the dried seed of a wild variety of celery called smallage which is not the vegetable we are all familiar with. Grilling season is a great time to have a jar of whole celery seed on hand. Add to barbecue sauce and spice rubs for grilled or smoked meats. Use to season coleslaw and other picnic salads like potato, macaroni, cucumber dill or tuna. Great for pickles, relishes, chutneys and Bloody Mary mixes. The pungent, somewhat bitter flavor of celery seed goes a long way, so start with a pinch.
McCormick Chives - Freeze Dried, 0.16 oz, $6.99
McCormick Chives are freeze-dried at peak freshness for vibrant flavor, color and aroma, and packaged in our FlavorSealed bottle to ensure long-lasting fresh flavor. With chives this good, you'll want more than a sprinkle- they're perfect for stirring into potatoes, dips and salad dressings. Chives' mild onion flavor is well suited for all your meals. At breakfast, add to omelets, quiches and chive cream cheese spread for bagels. Potato salad and tuna salad get garden-fresh flavor from chives. At dinnertime, chive seasoning enhances meat, seafood, mashed potatoes, pastas and vegetables. It also makes a pleasing green garnish for party foods like deviled eggs and onion dip. Use 1 tsp. freeze-dried chives for 2 tsp. chopped fresh chives. Packaging may vary.
McCormick Cinnamon Sticks, 0.75 oz, $6.99
Cinnamon comes from the inner bark of the tropical cinnamon tree trunk. As the harvested bark dries, it curls up into quills or sticks. Hand-selected McCormick® Cinnamon Sticks add sweet warmth and spicy aroma to hot beverages, curries & slow-cooked stews. The slightly spicy and comforting aroma of cinnamon reminds us of winter holidays and family gatherings. Simmer in the Thanksgiving apple cider and Christmas mulled wine or use as a stirrer in these festive beverages. Place a stick in the pot to add sweetness when poaching fruit or cooking sweet potatoes and butternut squash. Cinnamon sticks infuse braised short ribs, Indian curries and Vietnamese pho with rich flavor. Add to chili or tomato sauce to balance the acidity of the tomatoes.
McCormick Cloves - Whole, 0.62 oz, $6.99
From the French word for nail, “clou,” cloves are the dried flower buds of a tropical evergreen tree. McCormick® Whole Cloves are hand-selected to ensure that they have spicy-sweet flavor. The bold, spicy scent and warm flavor of cloves make the kitchen a cozy place to gather. Picture apple cider with whole cloves and orange slices simmering on the stove, or a clove-studded baked ham glistening with brown sugar glaze. Cloves bring incredible depth to slow-cooked dishes and Indian curries & chai. To avoid biting into a whole clove, stud a whole onion with a few cloves and add it when simmering stock, beans or stews. Use a grinder or mortar & pestle to grind whole cloves for freshly ground spice for making gingerbread cookies or pumpkin pie.
McCormick Gourmet All Natural Cream of Tartar, 2.62 oz, $6.99
McCormick Gourmet Cream of Tartar is an essential ingredient for bakers. It is used to stabilize beaten egg whites when preparing angel food cake, meringues, macarons and 7-minute frostings, resulting in light and fluffy desserts. Cream of tartar, also known as tartaric acid, is a byproduct of winemaking. A pinch of cream of tartar has a similar stabilizing effect on homemade whipped cream. Cream of tartar also prevents sugar syrup from crystallizing, which is why it is necessary for the soft, chewy snickerdoodles. To make your own baking powder, simply mix 1/2 tsp. cream of tartar and 1/4 tsp. each baking soda and cornstarch. You can also make a gentle cleaner for copper cookware by mixing cream of tartar with a little water into a paste.
