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Ras El Hanout is one of the world’s most complex spice mixtures, and often contains dozens of ingredients. It is a traditional Moroccan blend, meaning 'head of the shop', and represents the very best a spice merchant has to offer. The recipe shifts from souk to souk, but our blend contains 29 spices including paprika, cumin, ginger, coriander, cassia and turmeric. Earthy, floral and fragrant, this harmonious signature blend flavours rice, tagines, couscous, game and lamb beautifully.

Flavour Notes: Earthy, complex, floral, fragrant

Cuisine: Moroccan

Heat Level: 0/5

This wild and weedy perennial originated in Eastern Europe, where it still grows rampantly on road sides and in ditches. With anise-like characteristics, dill leaf is used to flavour pickles and preserves; garnish seafood, especially smoked salmon; and pep up white sauces.

Lavender, thyme and other aromatic herbs litter the fields in France's Provence, and here are blended into the region's famous herb mixture. Aromatic, floral and sophisticated, our version of Herbes de Provence adds orange peel and raspberry leaf for something different. Use in casseroles, vegetable dishes and in sauces.

Flavour Notes: Herbaceous, floral, bright

Cuisine: French

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Umami Blend is your new secret ingredient - it adds depth of flavour, complexity and richness to everything from soups and stews to meatballs, risotto and gravies. Made with all-natural, plant based ingredients, it is a must have for vegan and vegetarian cooking. Once you've cooked with it, you'll notice the difference in flavour and wonder how you managed without it! To learn more about what umami means, read our blog post here.

Flavour Notes: Rich, savoury

Cuisine: Australian

Heat Level: 0/5

See in store for select availability. Bring the warmth and joy of Christmas to your table with our delicious Christmas Biscuits!

These delicious Gingerbread Glazed Biscuits are a festive treat that everyone will love. They're delicately spiced with our dutch cocoa and gingerbread spice, so they're perfect for the festive season season.

Be whisked away to the wide open spaces of Argentina's Pampas region with Chimichurri spice. Its original Basque name tximitxurri (translating to 'a mixture of everything'), refers not only to the array of ingredients, but to the versatility of its use which is influenced by geography, family traditions and the individual cook. This blend of herbs and spices makes the ultimate accompaniment to grilled or roasted meats, whether used as a zingy marinade before cooking or poured over meat or vegetables after grilling.

Flavour Notes: Herbaceous, savoury, slightly smokey

Cuisine: Argentinian

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Not to be confused with green cardamom, brown cardamom pods are dark brown, oval shaped and about 2.5cm long. Also commonly known as black cardamom, they have a distinctly astringent aroma though not bitter, with a coolness similar to mint. They give a delicious smoky taste to marinades, casseroles, and butter chicken and tandoori curries. Also known as: Elaichi, tsao-ko, winged cardamom.

One of the most popular and widely used herbs in the world today, parsley (also known as 'curled parsley') has a distinctive herbaceous, slightly bitter aroma and taste that works as a contrast to highlight other flavours. Dried parsley holds up well in cooked dishes like stocks and sauces, though fresh is still best for garnishing and finishing.

Juniper berry is in fact not a true berry but a cone. Its outer layers do not contain much flavour, so grinding or crushing maximises the release of its fresh green citrus flavours. Juniper imparts a sharp taste to meat dishes, especially wild birds and game meats.

All ingredients in our Egyptian Dukkah are individually roasted and ground to optimise the blend's flavours. Versatile, crunchy and fragrant, it is delicious used as a dip with crusty bread and oil; to coat chicken, veal or fish before frying or baking; and to scatter over salads, noodles and vegetables. The Arabic word ‘dukkah’ or ‘duqqa’, means ‘to pound’, reflecting the process of making this universally loved blend.

Flavour Notes: Nutty, warmly spiced, crunchy

Cuisine: Egyptian

Heat Level: 0/5

We've done the planning, you do the cooking.

The Mid-Week Meal Pack brings together five versatile blends, 12 matching recipe cards and a weekly meal planner to take the guesswork out of “what's for dinner?”. With inspiration spanning curries, pasta, roast chicken, souvlaki and noodle dishes, it offers plenty of variety for busy weeknights.

Each recipe serves four, so if there are only one or two of you, you can feel extra pleased knowing the freezer and packed lunches are sorted too. Visit our mid-week meals hub for weekly shopping lists, recipes and more.

Pyramid Flake Salt is especially valued for its pure qualities and unique, rich flavour. Harvested near Victoria's Pyramid Hill, flake salt's delightful bite adds character to cooking and salads. When used as a finishing salt, flake salt reveals a unique sharper taste to the palate and so less salt is required.

While chillies are mostly used for their flavour and heat, paprika is used for its vibrant colour and full-bodied, rich flavour. Also from the capsicum family, paprika is the name given to only slightly hot members. This paprika (also known as 'pimentón dulce') is sweet in flavour without any bitterness. It is well used in most European recipes including Hungarian gulasch and roast chicken.

These adorable small Concept Japan plates come in four different designs and are great for dipping sauces, snacks or even as jewellery holders. The plates were named after specific cat designs: in Japanese, Mike means tortoise shell, Dora means tiger and Nora Neko means stray cats, whereas Scott represents the Scottish fold cat. Collect all four!

Measurements: 12cm x 12cm

Materials: Glazed ceramic

Think back to that pepper tree in your schoolyard: this little berry is from a very close relative, yet is not the true pepper we generally consume alongside its companion, salt. Pink Schinus Pepper carries less heat, yet more camphoric and sweet characteristics than normal pepper. It is used widely in Mediterranean fish dishes and, much like juniper berries, matches well with game meats. Pink Schinus pepper also belongs to the same botanical family as the cashew tree. Also known as: Schinus Pepper

This aromatic finishing salt is a summer garden in a jar. We've made it a low-sodium salt blend by adding almost 25% saltbush to a delicious, fresh and summery blend of herbs, petals and Victorian sea salt. Use it as a low-sodium alternative to seasoning with pure salt, as it contains 70% less sodium than mainstream table salts.

Flavour Notes: Fresh, salty, herbaceous, gently floral

Cuisine: Australian

Heat Level: 0/5

Brighten up your kitchen with traditional Turkish trivets. Patterns and design inspired by 16th-century pottery artworks and Ottoman tiles.

These Turkish Trivets are great for use as a teapot stand and to protect bench tops against hot pans and pots.

• Quality handmade ceramic
• Surface protector foam at the back
• Heat resistant

Measurements: 18cm

Materials: Quality handmade ceramic, with a surface protector foam backing

Origin: Turkey

With three different harvests from the pepper vine, Peppermill Trio combines the sharp, sweet and earthy flavours of white, black and green pepper. This blend courts the senses with its balance of colours and herbaceous heat. Peppermill Trio is at its best when freshly ground and the aromas from the volatile oils are released and fill the air.

With a base of caffeine-free rooibos tea, Sleepy Slumber Tea blends caraway, aniseed and fennel with valerian, passion flower, lemon balm, sunflower petal and lavender flower, for a mellow, floral cup to end the day.

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.