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Nutmeg comes from an evergreen tree native to the Spice Islands near Indonesia, but has been cultivated throughout the tropics by both native cultures and foreign. Not only did native cultures find...

Fall and winter is right around the corner, and you know what that means – piping hot, slow-simmered soups are just the answer to warm your shivering cold body from the snow. Don’t let...

One of our favorites, with so many tasty uses, is White Cheddar Cheese Powder. Besides being a flavor enhancer for any casserole calling for cheddar cheese, our New York State aged cheddar in a...

Spice up this year's summer cookouts and try something different: Beer Can Chicken. This unique and amusing roasting technique leaves chicken skin thin and crispy, while also producing tender and...

Bamboo isn’t only an exotic-looking plant to sit on your desk at work and look pretty. It’s also got some pretty important edible parts as well! Bamboo Jade Sea Salt contains certified...

Garlic is an herb related to the onion. It is cultivated for its bulb, which is composed of many small cloves. Dried garlic has the benefit of a long shelf life and comes in several forms including: ...

Gently collected from salt marshes off the Atlantic Ocean, Fleur de Sel means “The Flower of Salt”. It imparts a delicate flavor of the ocean into everything it touches...

The Great American Spice Company’s coarse sea salt comes from the Celtic Sea near Brittany, France, and is harvested by a regional farm cooperative. Though we often think of salt as just...

It's the iron oxide of the famous Hawaiian red clay soil that gives this pinkish sea salt its burnt sienna color. Our Hawaiian Premium Red Sea Salt adds depth, earthiness, and complexity to savory...

Our ham soup base is a must. Who has time anymore to soak and boil a ham bone to create something delicious from scratch? Great American Spice Co is delighted to offer our ham soup base...

Ground yellow mustard seed, also called mustard flour, is the type of mustard seed used in the traditional topping for ballpark franks. It’s easy to prepare, too. Simply mix equal parts...