Kindred Spices

No fresh garlic on hand? No problem! Our Garlic Lovers' Spice can be used as a quick substitute for any recipe calling for garlic. A carbohydrate's best friend, use it with bread, pasta and potatoes. Combine soft butter and Garlic Lovers' Spice for an easy garlic butter, to be spread on a sliced baguette for the perfect garlic bread. For a garlicky mashed potato, add 1 tsp when mashing. This will quickly become a pantry staple, earning its place beside the salt and pepper!

Flavour Notes: Garlicky, savoury, slightly herbaceous

Cuisine: European

Heat Level: 0/5

A consistent bestseller, Bavarian Roast Chicken Spice is a German classic with strong flavour and versatility. Rub a whole chicken with oil and spice and let it crisp in the oven to a mouthwatering golden hue. Fresh, savoury and fragrant, it is one of our very favourite seasonings for poultry, steak, veal, pork and potatoes.

Flavour Notes: Savoury, earthy, lightly smoky

Cuisine: German

Heat Level: 0/5

Feel Good Hot Chocolate has been expertly crafted from a balanced blend of pure double Dutch cocoa, toasty Australian wattleseed, açaí berry, Victorian sea salt, cassia and unrefined low GI coconut sugar. It's one of our very favourite ways to enjoy chocolate and feel good.

Flavour Notes: Chocolatey, slightly sweet, warmly spiced

Cuisine: European

Heat Level: 0/5

This umami-rich blend is the perfect savoury sprinkle. It has sweetness from onion and garlic, crunch from sesame and poppy seeds, smoky saltiness from Native Red Gum Smoked Salt and a definitive, slightly bitter taste from nigella seeds. A truly versatile blend, Everything Bagel Blend is not just a delicious topping for bagels and focaccia, but also a great addition to avocado, eggs, salad and rice. Try crusting delicate fish or sprinkling onto greens for a crunchy, savoury lift.

Flavour Notes: Savoury, smoky, nutty, crunchy

Cuisine: American

Heat Level: 0/5

Open a jar of our Cinnamon and once you smell the difference, you’ll realise that not all cinnamon is the same.
Ceylon cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum - literally 'true cinnamon') is grown in Sri Lanka and has a sweeter, more floral and delicate character than anything you've likely used before. Our A Grade is the finest tier available, with a high essential oil content and an exceptional fragrance straight from the jar.
Subtly sweet and woody, cinnamon imparts a delicate warmth that melds and harmonises other flavours. It is beautiful used in baking, porridge and warm drinks, or added to savoury Moroccan and Indian dishes such as tagines and curries for a subtle, aromatic sweetness.

Gingerbread Spice makes a sweet, spiced biscuit or cake enjoyed throughout the world. Germans appreciate it as lebkuchen; in France, pain d'épices; in Brazil, pão de mel; and in the UK, US and Australia, good old-fashioned gingerbread. A highly versatile blend, it also pairs well with chocolate, smoothies and savoury dishes like roast pumpkin.

Flavour Notes: Warmly spiced, intense, aromatic

Cuisine: German

Heat Level: 0/5

This light, fragrant spice adds a wonderful depth to apple cake, and can replace mixed spice in many recipes. The inclusion of rose petal and calming chamomile add to the blend's delicacy. Add it to the fruit filling or directly into the dough. Not to be dismissed in savoury dishes: try in broths, on roasted cauliflower and in rice dishes alongside cardamom and lemon rind.

Flavour Notes: Floral, complex, warming, delicately spiced

Cuisine: German

Heat Level: 0/5

Make your own all-natural, umami-rich chilli oil in minutes. Use this condiment to bring instant flavour and depth to your stir fries, noodles or even pizza. Mix in Chilli Flakes or Sichuan Pepper to dial up the heat.

Flavour Notes: Umami-rich, mildly spicy, savoury, crunchy

Cuisine: Asian

Heat Level: 3/5

Bring Korean flavours to your home cooking with this lively, aromatic blend that packs a punch. Chilli and garlic fans will love this blend. Gochugaru chilli delivers a warm and lingering heat with sweet and smoky undertones, enhanced by the bold flavour of garlic and the nuttiness of sesame and mustard seeds. Use in homecooked Korean BBQ and stews or add to homemade kimchi. As versatile as it is delicious, this blend is also a fantastic finishing spice for sprinkling over pizza, amplifying sauces, elevating soups or any dishes that need a quick chilli-garlic boost.

Flavour Notes: Smoky, warm, garlicky, nutty

Cuisine: Korean

Heat Level: 1/5

Capturing the cultural crossroads of Morocco, Moroccan Souk Spice is a robust expression of its Berber, Moorish, Mediterranean and Arabian influences. With a mild heat and spicy flavour, this blend is well suited to a range of cooking methods and ingredients, including roast vegetables, grilled chicken and steak, tagines, salad dressings and sauces.

Flavour Notes: Vibrant, zesty, warmly spiced, gentle heat

Cuisine: Moroccan

Heat Level: 2/5

The secret to Crunchy Pork Crackling Rub is its perfect balance of salt, umami, citrus and herbs, using fennel seed, lemon myrtle, bay leaf and garlic. Rubbed into the cuts of pork skin, it creates the crunchiest, tastiest crackling. All you need is three to four teaspoons of spice rub and your piece of pork, nothing else. Read our blog for essential tips and tricks to make pork crackling like a pro.

Flavour Notes: Salty, zesty, herbaceous, floral

Cuisine: European

Heat Level: 0/5

Use Bratkartoffel Spice to make bratkartoffeln, or ‘fried potatoes’, a traditional German dish where potatoes and onions are thinly sliced, then pan fried in butter with spices until crisp and golden brown. Bratkartoffeln can be eaten as a main meal with fried eggs or as a side dish to roasts. This popular and flavourful blend can also add extra flavour to various stews and purées.

Flavour Notes: Herbaceous, savoury, warmly spiced, complex

Cuisine: German

Heat Level: 0/5

Aleppo Peppers are highly desirable for their fresh, fruity flavour and the mild heat that builds slowly on the palate. Aleppo Peppers have a salty, oily flavour that distinguishes them from their crushed red pepper or paprika siblings. These lustrous lacquer-red flakes will add an extra bit of heat and drama to your favourite dishes.

Heat Level: 3/10

The crunchy, golden biscuits made with spekulaas spice in the Netherlands and neighbouring countries for St Nicholas Day on the 5th/6th of December are traditionally shaped using hand-carved wooden moulds before baking. Saint Nicholas was known for his secret gift giving, such as putting coins in the shoes of his faithful. He is remembered to this day when spekulaas biscuits are baked.

Flavour Notes: Warmly spiced, aromatic, festive

Cuisine: Dutch

Heat Level: 0/5

While chillies are mostly used for their flavour and heat, paprika is used for its vibrant colour and full-bodied flavour. Also from the capsicum family, paprika is the name given to only slightly hot members. This paprika (also known as 'pimentón ahumado') is strongly smoked and neither sweet nor hot.

By the time Marco Polo came across turmeric fingers in China, they had already spread throughout the world from their home in southern India. This batch is ground from the mature rhizome of the Curcuma longa plant, grown in the Madras region. Earthy, warm and faintly bitter, turmeric lends its vivid orange golden to Indian curries, rice dishes and Middle Eastern cooking. Also known as: Alleppey Turmeric, Indian Saffron, Madras Turmeric.