#mccormick black pepper

[ravenclawinthetardis]

McCormick Savory Herb Rub Roasted Turkey - Turkey

[yvesdecamps]

McCormick Savory Herb Rub Roasted Turkey

The herb rub lends delicious savory flavor to the outside of your turkey, while basting keeps the meat juicy inside. Reserve the pan juices to make gravy or serve with the turkey.

[mraskilaasan]

i should maybe start making this soup when i'm sick. spell of boil sinuses

[ad-caelestia]

Common Kitchen Herbs 🌿

Not every witch has access to metaphysical shops that sell specialty herbs, or herbs you can’t find in your local grocery store, so here is a list of common (and affordable) herbs and spices that you can easily access, or that you may already have! 

Aside from obtaining these herbs and spices individually, look for bottles of poultry or beef seasoning, and other seasoning blends (Cajun, Italian, etc.) - they usually contain a variety of these herbs in one convenient container. 

Allspice - prosperity, luck, healing, energy

Anise Seed - protection, happiness, enhanced psychic ability, cleansing, warding off nightmares and disturbing dreams

Basil -  love, banishing, wealth, success, sympathy, protection; dispelling confusion, fears, and weakness

Bay Leaf - wishes, protection, good fortune, success, cleansing, strength, healing, inducing prophetic dreams, enhanced psychic ability

Black Pepper - protection, banishing, cursing

Chamomile - peace, relaxation, restful sleep, love, healing, luck, prosperity, removing curses or negating spells

Chili Powder - love, fidelity, cursing, removing curses or negating spells

Cinnamon - success, healing, protection, power, love, luck, strength, prosperity

Cloves - protection, love, prosperity, banishing, friendship, stopping gossip

Cumin - love, fidelity, protection, banishing, preventing theft

Dill - prosperity, protection, luck, lust

Fennel - strength, vitality, sexual virility; prevents curses and wards off negative energy

Garlic Powder & Garlic Salt - healing, protection, banishing

Ginger - sensuality, sexuality, personal confidence, prosperity, success, health, protection, new experiences and adventures

Mace - concentration, focus, self-discipline, studying

Marjoram - cleansing, dispelling negative energy, protection, love, wealth, revealing the truth through dreams, overcoming sadness and grief

Mustard Seed - courage, endurance, preventing physical injury, luck, success

Nutmeg - prosperity, luck, protection, intellect, removing curses

Onion Powder & Onion Salt - prosperity, stability, endurance, protection, breaking bad habits, cleansing

Oregano - happiness, strength, energy, vitality 

Paprika - energy

Red Pepper - energy, banishing, cursing

Rosemary - healing, love, lust, improved memory, dispelling negative energy, cleansing, warding off nightmares

Sage - cleansing, wisdom, healing, dispelling negative energy, wishes, overcoming grief and loss

Sea Salt - cleansing, banishing, protection

Sesame Seed - prosperity, lust, passion

Tarragon - healing, compassion

Thyme - loyalty, affection, strength, courage, banishing, cleansing, healing, luck, prosperity, restful sleep, warding off nightmares

Turmeric - cleansing, purification

Common spice brands include: 

McCormick

Mrs. Dash

Lawry’s

Old Bay

© 𝟸𝟶𝟸𝟺 𝙰𝙳-𝙲𝙰𝙴𝙻𝙴𝚂𝚃𝙸𝙰

[someoneelsemaybe]

I need someone to match my freak but my freak is being unhealthily obsessed with spices. I just made the sickest most quotable analogy I’ve ever made comparing spices to colors and I have no one who will take this as seriously as me. That mccormick garam masala blend I picked up from my dad’s spice stock randomly has forever improved my culinary skills. The cumin and cinnamon are both such strong tastes that I associate heavily with certain dishes; cumin is burger and cinnamon is snickerdoodle, but the addition of cardamom… the coolness of the cardamom balances out the spicy sweetness of the cinnamon, making it recognizable for its true flavor disassociated from the deserts it is commonly used in. And this new flavor from the balanced cinnamon balances the cumin into a basic spice. The additions of coriander and black pepper just further add to the taste. Additive spice mixing is all I’ve been using, adding thyme flavors to red pepper flavors is all I’ve known. Garlic thrown in here and there. But now… now I’ve found the truth. I must continue forth—no. reconstruct my entire understanding of spice. using this new… subtractive spice mixing. Balancing is too powerful. I’m only calling it subtractive due to the analogy to light. I’ve been playing with crayons when light was there the whole time. I only needed the geniuses of the past—entire generations of spice knowledge from different regions, cultures, individual families—to properly propel my abilities. Now I must only piece together everything the I’ve learned. All of this because I got high from sniffing too many spices because I was trying to familiarize myself with them. Holy shit. I have truly become one with the flavors. I understand. The subtle intricacies. The differences between thyme and savory. How far from thyme oregano is. The truth behind chives. Cinnamon, cumin, cardamom. These spices shall forever be a symbol in my dishes. That of my discoveries today. I must experiment. The knowledge of light supplied by those geniuses. The garam masala blend from mccormick that is probably a gross oversimplification of what garam masala blends are actually like. I am sorry to those whose cuisine mccormick has made appetizing to the white people who buy them, but this knowledge has given me enlightenment. My eyes have been opened to the extent of seasonings. Pigments only reflect the light that is shown unto them, yet the pigments also decide what light to reflect. The flavors must be combined and balanced all the same in order to achieve the best taste. My brain is moving too fast. Once I’ve written a sentence I’ve moved on so far that I’ve forgotten what the subject matter is. I think I’ve calmed down. Highly recommend sniffing spices for hours. My breath smells of cinnamon despite only having smelled it. Save me. No dont. Let. Me. Cook.

[bunnyb34r]

That shirt reminds me of how when I was little I thought that silica packets were like explosive or something? Like I would immediately delicately carry them as swiftly as I could to the kitchen trash can bc I thought they were SO dangerous 😅 why sgsgdgdgd

I also thought those little cartons of McCormick black pepper were like little packs of gunpowder?? Idk why especially since people would put that ON THEIR FOOD, let alone the fact that it was on the kitchen table. Like why the fuck did I think that? 😭😭 why

I think I believed that for like another year after I learned to read too. Like I just thought it was a cover sgdggdgdgdgd

[jbarneswilson]

what are your three favorite things to cook? (don't stress.. if 3 favorites is too hard just give me three things you like to make :)

hi grace! what a fun question!

chicken thighs - it is very important that they be bone-in and skin-on so you get the delicious crispy skin! my kid loves my cilantro-lime ones. i whack the oven up to 400F/425F, put them on a baking sheet, lots of lime juice, garlic salt, black pepper, and cilantro (dry or fresh, does not matter). you can marinate them overnight if you wanna. sometimes i stab the chicken a lil so the like juice really gets in there. my kid’s a big fan of roasted broccoli/cauliflower/carrots seasoned with mccormick montreal steak seasoning to go with it or roasted green beans or roasted (or steamed!) brussels sprouts

broccoli cauliflower soup! the cauliflower makes it so deliciously creamy 😋 sometimes i’ll add some rice and/or crispy kielbasa (skinless tastes better!) to it. nobody is gonna stop you from using pre-cut broccoli and cauliflower btw. also, a good chicken or beef broth instead of water really amps up the flavor. or you can use your own homemade broth if, unlike me, you actually take those veggies out of the freezer and turn ‘em into stock. (one time i was out of cauliflower and used a package of frozen cauliflower rice and my kid thought it was the tastiest thing ever so, ya know, do what ya want 🤷🏾‍♀️)

lamb breast! i fuckin’ LOVE cooking this! i make my own marinade (dijon mustard is the base and that is ALL i will say!), i marinate it for AT LEAST 24 hours, then i put it in the oven. i start at 300F for about 30 minutes (i don’t time anything unless i’m baking) then turn it down to 250. low and slow is best. i usually baste it a few times an hour. for this deliciousness i usually make mashed potatoes with unsweetened coconut milk, garlic salt, black pepper, dried parsley, and vegan cheddar cheese. i also do roasted broccolini drizzled with olive oil, kosher salt, black pepper and i finish it with lemon juice when it comes out of the oven

[queenofsliferred]

Due to character limits, this will just be names of my OCs. You can get more information by clicking this link. I welcome nearly any question about my silly mary sues.

Adventure Quest: Chalia

Akira: Kuroda Emi

ATLA: Rimon Suu

Big Bang Theory: Alex Munroe

The Big Chill: Veronica Heather

Big Hero Six: Mati Spence, Masuyo Smith

Bleach: Chikako Aizen, Hotaru Kurosaki, Halcyon Boosalis

Buckaroo Banzai: Sage Spence

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Isolabella Dawson

Cats & Dogs: Aurora Lee Phantasm

Chainsaw Man: Moe Nagamine

Channel Awesome: Avalon SexehTwilight Mary Sue, The Black Widow

Charlie the Unicorn: Jenniffer the Pegasus

Cowboy Bebop: Hazel Prince

Cyberpunk 2077: Himiko Otomo, Vidya "V" Zenith

Danganronpa: Sumire "Owlyn Srebrenka" Hino

Deadly Premonition: Absinthe Maidstone Stonewall MacShakeit, Abigail Maidstone

Death Note: Katherine "K" Kilgore, Melusine "Meruko" Badeaux, Sora Kurohoshi, Jezebel Blackheart, Mitsune Sakura

Devil May Cry: Beatrice Lacrimae, Lavinia Sparda-Amata

Devilman: Astraroth "Astra"

Digimon: Hana Otogi

Disastrous Life of Saiki K: Moemi Saiki

Dragon Age: Coriander Tabris, Craig Cousland, Dove Surana, Lieselotte Brosca, Princess Aeducan, Lovewave Lavellan

Dragon Ball: Remin, Unshiu

Earth Girls Are Easy: Andromevak "Andy"

Eltingville Club: Seraphim "Sera" Herrera

Fallout: None, Nothing

Fate: Cosette Everild-LaAnimus, Delphine Everlid-LaAnimus

Final Fantasy: Jehfa Fakthu

Fire Emblem: Briar, Delshad, Dreamer, Euphemia, Florian Gloucester, Historia, Marguerite Ciar, Primrose Gloucester, Solanine, Wander

Free!: Akira Hanamura

Friday the 13th: Lynn Curtis

Ghostbusters: Aisling Redhead (2016), Aisling Redhead (1986)

Goosebumps: Rosalind "RL" Greene

Gorillaz: Clotilda Culpepper

Grand Budapest Hotel: Cvetka Kovacs

Gundam: Atlus Darkwater, Nnyley Romantica

Halloween: Alice Linklater, Bijou Hart, Brianna Willow-Winters, Dolores Orth, Jason Lee Cranston, Lynn Curtis, Moon n Stars Morris

Harry Potter (All created when I was in middle and high school. This was before JK Rowling shat her diaper. I do not condone Joanne and her hateful bullshit and just wanted to share OCs I made as a kid.) : Akemi Akiyama, Cassandra Finnegan, Harmony Dumbledore, Jaycelynn "Jacky" Lavgine, Kendra Pepper

Independence Day: RL Stineler

Inuyasha: Aihime, Kiki (2004), Kiki Shiina, Usagi Hinode

Jennifer's Body: Christie Fatt Cox

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Fiori Stelline, Jonah Joestar-Angelakos, Kanon "Eileen Diamandis" Shiina, Otome Tanaka, Passion Angelakos, Sakuro Gackt-Myers, Stephanie McCormick

Jujutsu Kaisen: Chidori "Chitose" Iori

Jurassic Park: Anna Rose Morgan, Gillian Mayham, Jen Morris, Joy Tootoosis, JT Malcolm, Marina Malcolm, and Miharu Hamano

Kingdom Hearts: Kitana, Nerissa

Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou: Dazzle Kovacs

The Lorax: Cipher, Avalon and Story

Mario: Princess Velvet

Marvel: Allie N Blumsford, Genesis, Jamie Johnson, Jocasta "Cipher" Macbeth, Makelsolakveder, Zelda Kirkness

Mass Effect: Adette Shepard

Metalocalypse: Maiko "Manko Kechaman" Roberts

Mortal Kombat: Amaya, Emberlynn Augus, Feather Dance, Stryker's Dad, Kandace Stryker, Laytanya Moore, Marina "Monsoon", Kirke

My Hero Academia: Rin Amamiya, Kirameki Sarashina, Youmu Yumemite

Naruto: Akiko Haruno, Asuka Hatake, Hoshiyo Kanmuri, Kazuma Hanamori, Subaru Kanmuri

The Office: Cam Keeper

One Punch Man: Sumika Nagisa

Ouran High School Host Club: Bunko Matsushima, Ryunosuke Kanagawa

The Outsiders: Josephine "Joey" Wiehler, Serenity "SW" Wiehler, Sincerity Travis

Passengers: Dr. Galaxy Pepper

Persona: Jun Adachi, Junya Daidara, Marina, Momoka Mishima, Minako Iori, Sayaka Sakamoto, Stephanie McCormick, Tomoko Nakajima, Hamuko Arisato, Minako Arisato, Rin Amamiya, Yuka Narukami

Pokemon: Amanda, Altreis, Catalina, Dolores "Lolita-chan", Emilia, Isobel "Izzy", Galan, Gabrielle, Gelato, Medee, Muffy, Paloma, Pycal, Tila, Twinkle, Wasabon

Power Rangers: Emi Johnson, Dawn "Milky" Garson, Jacintha Cranson-Park, Lady Johnson, Lady Johnson (2017), Octavia Clearwater, Serena Ryder, Tamsin "Tami" Oliver, Thomas "Tommy" Oliver, Wednesday Neckoway, Yumeko Takahara, Ashton Redhead, Derek Ng, Jaiden Lawliet, Lux Cranston, Morgan Valentine, Nicholas DuBois, Scout Park, Saintan

Rance: Aellae, Ashelotte, Desu, Cosmia

Resident Evil: Ianthe Hawke

Rise of the Guardians: Eros

Riverdale: Winona "Sodapop" Bighetty

Sonic: Blossom, Purple, Jeff, Mango, Mist

SPY x Family: Lyubov

Stardew Valley: Stella

Star Wars: Hiak Ray "Talarth"

Steven Universe: Imperial Topaz, Nokomis Queens

Stranger Things: Heather Ranger

Street Fighter: Neroli

Sugar Sugar Rune: Akiko Sakura, Cerise Incroyable, Sugar Graves

Tezuka: Daiya Mondo, Melody Serendipity

Tokyo Ghoul: Teruko Yumemiya

Touken Ranbu: Kanon Tachibana, Momoe Tachibana, Tokiko Minami

Transformers: Carly Rae Jepsentron

Twin Peaks: Eden Hill

Until Dawn: Moon n Stars Morris, Rosario Hicks

View Askewniverse: Artoo "Ari" Hicks, Alyce Linklater, Bijou "Rhapsody" Hart, Jaycelynne "Squall" Thiffault, Nova Phoenix

Voltron Legendary Defender: Forever, Harper Thiffault

XIN: Myth

YuGiOh: Aikako Hisahama, Airi Sarahi, Hitomi Nakajima, Hotaru Tenjouin, Jason Trudeau, Jaycelynn Trudeau, Kairi Sarahi, Masuyo Tachibana, Momoe Yukimura, Naomi Sarahi, Ringo Hinagiku, Raven Sarahi

YuGiOh GX: Ai Yuki, Aika Hana, Anais Kuroda, Anastasia Rosseau, Emi Jounouchi, Hitomi Nakajima (GX), Jaycelynn Rosseau, Kaori Tenjouin, Katsuro Jounouchi, Marina Mikan, Naomi, Soul Yagami, Yuudai Yuki, Kaori Torimaki, Koden Saotome, Moira Tenjouin

YuGiOh 5Ds: Barbie O'Neil

YuGiOh ARC V: Shinju Sawatari

Zack and Miri Make a Porno: Pepper Culpepper

Crossovers: Jaycelynn Yuki, Aqua Marine, Desu

In History, Maybe - A coming-of-age story starring Hazel Nylan and her on-again-off-again girlfriend, Stephanie McCormick just trying to make it in the third biggest “city” in Manitoba.

Hazel Nylan , Stephanie McCormick

Nobody of the Luck - A fantasy-isekai story about depressed popular boy getting sucked into a fantasy themed eroge called Nobody of the Luck and saving the world by accident.

Tristan Stark, Aellae, Freya

Fractured Faerie Tales - Tristan is sucked into yet another eroge, this time its fairy tale themed.

Tristan, Cendrillion

RandoRanger - A team of spandex technicolour clad heroes are here to defeat the hentai tentacle monsters!

Masuyo Kusanagi, Ryota Matsuda

Starry Starry Night - Akiko Valentina constantly wished that she’d take that advice to heart for once in her life. Growing up, it seemed like every wish she’d make would come true. Life should’ve been a breeze… and it was for a while. Her family had won the lottery a few years ago, along with her mother’s seaweed gin distillery taking off which brought the Valentina Family even more fortune. Classes would be cancelled, boys asked her to the dance, her favourite TV shows would suddenly be back even when they were cancelled whenever she seemed to will it. Though, like a bad 90s kids horror series, there was always a cruel twist at the end.

Now living alone in the penthouse apartment her now dead family’s fortune got her, Akiko spends her free time overindulging herself in luxury, to distract herself from the dark. Things had gotten stale after two years of spoiling herself rotten.

“I wish something would happen in my boring life.”

One night, she’s approached by a stranger on the way home from partying…

Amber “Akiko” Valentina, Akira Angelus, Blair Princeton, Charles Broadmoor, Cheyenne Princeton, Fafnir, Gaylene, Kirk Grimme, Nyarou, Thorn

Fairy Ring - A small town on the border of southern Manitoba that hides some magical secrets.

Antigone, “Kisecawchuck”, Dorothy, Carly, David Young, Abigail Maidstone

Roseburough - A city with a dark past–its first settlers were a group of cultist for a demon of lust–that has a proclivity for less than pure activities.

Amelie, Anita Wood, Aurora, Circe, Dani Michaels, Daniel Michaels, Eitaro Satou, Emiri Satou, Genesis “Genni” Jones, Joey Spence

Eidolons and Eudaemonia -Eudaimonia is a world where each country worships a particular element. Each country has a temple and a candle that must be lit at all times to prevent a calamity. Its said that the candles represent hope, the one thing that kept ‘humanity’ going after the first calamity. Every few centuries, new candles must be created and infused with magic and blessings from each country before being placed in the temples and lit. It’s a ritual that has been carried on long before the formation of the Church of the Star Bringer, which eventually took control of candle duties. 

Team Disatisfaction: Anita, Arlis, Milk, Opal, Rubia, Vesta, The Artist

Lovewave

The Demon Lords: Lovena

Kuroi

Mizuka

Magical Flower Maidens: Anemone, Cassiane, Ione, Renthe, Sayuri, Zinnia

Tristan's Party: Tristan, Akihime, Plum and Peaches.

Story-less OCs:

Stephanie "Desu" McCormick, Stephen "Boku" McCormick, Aisling McCormick

Rhubarb

Mermaid Squad: Arctic, Sea Bunny, Goffik

[indnwitch]

Seasonings you should have in your cabinet: (the dollar store sells most of these and your local grocery store sells the rest)

Sea salt

Ground black pepper

White pepper

Onion powder

Garlic powder

Goya adobo all purpose seasoning (get the big one)

Turmeric

McCormick grill mates chicken seasoning (it’s vegan)

Lemon pepper seasoning

Paprika

Cayenne pepper

Crushed red pepper

Chili powder

Ground cumin

Dried parsley

Italian seasoning

Bay leafs

Ground cinnamon

Cinnamon sugar

You should always have olive oil, lemon juice, and lime juice on hand

[thebiscuitgarden]

NOOO McCormick Black Pepper

[internationalvegetarian]

Vegetarian Chili

Given the chilly status of much of the US at this time of year, I decided to start the new year with my step-dad's chili which I have altered and perfected to become vegan friendly. My family is a huge lover of spicy, but unlike them, I like my food to not be over powered by spiciness. What this means is that yes, this chili is a bit spicy, but it is not overwhelming and it can always be tampered down with some shredded cheese (vegan or regular).

INGREDIENTS

4 cans of diced tomatoes

2 cans of black beans

1 can of kidney beans

1 can of great northern beans

1 jalapeño pepper

1 poblano pepper

1 Anaheim peper

1 medium onion, diced

3 cloves of garlic, diced

1 tablespoon oil (olive or vegetable)

1/2 lime

1 cup of fresh cilantro, chopped

1 teaspoon cumin

1/4 teaspoon black pepper

1 teaspoon garlic powder

1 1/2 teaspoon paprika

1/2 teaspoon thyme

1/2 teaspoon oregano

1 teaspoon salt

1/4 teaspoon sugar

1/4 teaspoon smoked paprika (optional)

Shredded cheddar cheese (optional)

Tortilla chips (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS

Chop up the onion, poblano, and anaheim into dice sized pieces. Mince the garlic. Chop the jalapeño into small bites too.* Make sure you get rid of all the seeds from the peppers to reduce the spice level.**

Add a tablespoon of oil to a big, chili sized pot and place it over medium heat. When the oil gets less viscous (moves around the pot easier), add the onion and diced garlic. Stir every minute or so. Cook for about 3 minutes.

Add the peppers to the pot. Cook onion, garlic, and peppers together until the onions become translucent and the peppers have a slight golden brown to them. This should take about 5 minutes. Stir periodically so nothing burns.

Add the cumin, paprika, thyme, oregano, salt, pepper, and dried garlic to the pot.*** Stir it into the onion, garlic, and pepper mix. By adding this now, it adds an extra element of flavor to your chili, but you can add the spices after the tomatoes and beans have been added.

Add the black beans, kidney beans, and great northern beans along with the 4 cans of diced tomatoes to the chili pot.**** Mix everything together.

Turn up the temperature and bring the pot to a simmer.

Once it reaches a simmer, turn the temperature down to low-medium, add the juice of 1/2 a lime, stir everything together, and place a lid over your chili. Let the chili cook for about 1 hour. Stir it once or twice during that time.

After an hour, check your chili. If it looks cooked and the flavors seem to have melded together nicely, add the cup of chopped cilantro and let it cook for another 15 minutes.

Serve your chili into bowls and add shredded cheddar cheese if you want. You can also eat it with tortilla chips.

*Unless you like surprise bites of spice, I recommend chopping the jalapeño into small bits, but keep in mind that the smaller you dice the jalapeño, the spicer it will make your chili.

**It helps to wear gloves when handling the jalapeño so you don't have to worry about the chili oil clinging to your skin later. This isn't a concern with the poblano and anaheim. If you don't have gloves, you can "wash" your hands with some vegetable oil then clean off your hands with a lot of soap and water. I prefer wearing gloves.

***You can use a spice mix if you don't have all these spices on hand. This was an issue for me when I lived in a dorm my first 2 years of college. If you need to do this, I recommend McCormick Chili Seasoning Mix.

****I recommend placing your beans in a strainer and rinsing them with water before you use them, but it is up to you.

[priyanshisingh]

Pepper Market Trends and Opportunities: Global Outlook (2023-2032)

The global demand for Pepper was valued at USD 7514.2 million in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 9804.3 million in 2032, growing at a CAGR of 3.00% between 2024 and 2032.

Pepper, often referred to as the "king of spices," is a widely used seasoning derived from the dried berries of the Piper nigrum plant. Native to the tropical regions of India and Southeast Asia, pepper has been a highly valued spice for centuries, known for its sharp, pungent flavor and versatility in cooking. The most common varieties are black, white, and green pepper, each offering distinct flavors depending on the processing method. Black pepper is produced by picking the unripe berries and drying them until they turn dark and wrinkled, while white pepper comes from fully ripe berries with the outer layer removed, resulting in a milder taste. Green pepper is harvested before ripening and is often preserved in brine or vinegar. Beyond its culinary uses, pepper has also been prized for its medicinal properties, believed to aid digestion, stimulate appetite, and possess antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits. Today, pepper is a staple in kitchens worldwide, enhancing the flavor of both simple and complex dishes, from soups and salads to meats and sauces.

Pepper holds a place of paramount importance in the world of spices, often earning the title "king of spices" due to its widespread use, historical significance, and versatile flavor profile. It is one of the most commonly used spices globally, integral to a wide range of cuisines across cultures. The sharp, pungent taste of black pepper, in particular, makes it an essential ingredient in both savory and some sweet dishes, enhancing flavors and adding depth to culinary creations.

Pepper's importance in spices also stems from its role as a foundational seasoning. It is one of the few spices that can be found in virtually every kitchen, often paired with salt as a basic seasoning duo. The versatility of pepper allows it to complement a variety of dishes, from meats and vegetables to soups, sauces, and marinades. Its ability to balance and intensify flavors makes it a critical component in spice blends and rubs, contributing to the complexity of flavors in regional and traditional dishes.

Historically, pepper has played a significant role in global trade and economics. During ancient times, it was highly valued and used as a form of currency in some cultures, symbolizing wealth and power. The spice trade routes, particularly those involving pepper, helped shape the history of exploration and the development of trade networks between the East and West.

Key Players

Everest Spices

MDH Spices

Gupta Trading Company

SAIGON HANOI IMEXCO LTD.

British Pepper & Spice Co Ltd.

McCormick & Company, Inc.

Olam International

Intimex Group.

Unilever

Dohler

Kerry Group

Synthite Industries Ltd.

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The key findings of the study on the pepper market highlight several important trends and factors influencing its growth and dynamics:

Rising Global Demand: The global demand for pepper continues to grow, driven by its ubiquitous use in both household kitchens and the food service industry. As the most traded spice in the world, pepper’s popularity spans across various cuisines, making it a staple ingredient in countless recipes.

Expansion in the Processed Food Industry: The increasing consumption of processed and convenience foods has significantly boosted the demand for pepper. As a key ingredient in spice blends, seasonings, and ready-to-eat products, pepper's role in the processed food industry is a major contributor to its market growth.

Growth in Health and Wellness Segment: The rising consumer awareness about the health benefits of pepper, such as its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and digestive properties, has fueled its popularity in the health and wellness sector. This has led to an increase in the use of pepper in dietary supplements, functional foods, and natural remedies.

Price Volatility Due to Supply Chain Challenges: The pepper market is subject to price fluctuations due to factors such as climate change, agricultural practices, and geopolitical tensions in major pepper-producing regions. These supply chain challenges can impact the availability and pricing of pepper, leading to market volatility.

Sustainability and Ethical Sourcing: There is a growing emphasis on sustainability and ethical sourcing in the pepper market. Consumers and businesses alike are increasingly seeking pepper that is sustainably grown and fairly traded, driving the demand for certifications like Fair Trade and organic labeling. This trend is pushing producers to adopt more sustainable farming practices to meet market expectations.

Asia-Pacific Dominance in Production: The Asia-Pacific region, particularly countries like Vietnam, India, and Indonesia, remains the largest producer and exporter of pepper globally. Vietnam, in particular, holds a dominant position in the market, accounting for a significant share of global pepper production and exports.

Increasing Use in Non-Culinary Applications: Beyond its culinary uses, pepper is finding increasing applications in non-culinary sectors, such as cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and personal care products. The essential oil derived from pepper is used in aromatherapy and skincare, contributing to the diversification of its market.

Growing Popularity of Specialty and Gourmet Pepper Varieties: There is a rising interest in specialty and gourmet pepper varieties, such as Kampot pepper from Cambodia and Malabar pepper from India, which are prized for their unique flavor profiles. These high-end varieties are gaining popularity among chefs and food enthusiasts, creating a niche market within the broader pepper industry.

Technological Advancements in Agriculture: Technological advancements in pepper cultivation, such as the use of improved irrigation systems, pest management, and harvesting techniques, are enhancing productivity and quality. These innovations are helping to stabilize production levels and meet the growing global demand.

These key findings indicate a robust growth trajectory for the pepper market, driven by its essential role in global cuisine, health trends, and expanding applications across various industries, while also highlighting the challenges related to supply chain management and price volatility.

Segmentation

By Type of Pepper:

Black Pepper

White Pepper

Green Pepper

Red Pepper (Capsicum)

By Cultivation and Origin:

Indian Pepper Market

Vietnamese Pepper Market

Brazilian Pepper Market

Indonesian Pepper Market

African Pepper Market

By Form of Pepper:

Whole Pepper

Cracked or Coarsely Ground Pepper

Ground Pepper

By Processing Type:

Conventional Pepper

Organic Pepper

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[robertsteven65]

Regulatory Challenges Shape Future of Spices and Seasonings Market

Overview : 

Spices and Seasonings Market size is expected to be worth around USD 42.9 billion by 2033, from USD 23.5 billion in 2023, growing at a CAGR of 6.2% during the forecast period from 2023 to 2033.

The spices and seasonings market refers to the industry that produces and sells various herbs, spices, and seasoning blends used to enhance the flavor, aroma, and color of food. This market includes a wide range of products such as black pepper, cinnamon, turmeric, cumin, oregano, and mixed seasonings, which are integral to culinary practices worldwide. The growing consumer awareness about the medicinal and health benefits of spices, such as their antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and digestive properties, is significantly driving market growth. Additionally, more people cooking at home, especially post-pandemic, has increased the demand for these products as consumers experiment with new recipes and flavors.

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Another key factor fueling the market's expansion is the rising willingness of consumers to pay a premium for ethnic and novel flavors. The globalization of food culture, driven by travel, media, and the internet, has brought international recognition to diverse local cuisines. This trend has led to a surge in demand for exotic spices and seasonings that can replicate authentic culinary experiences at home. Consequently, food manufacturers and retailers are expanding their spice and seasoning offerings to cater to these adventurous palates, further propelling the market's growth.

Кеу Маrkеt Ѕеgmеnts :

By Product Type

Spices

Pepper

Ginger

Cinnamon

Others

Herbs

Garlic

Oregano

Others

Salt & Salt Substitutes

By Form

Whole

Powder

Crushed

By Application

Meat and Poultry Products

Snacks and Convenience Food

Soups, Sauces and Dressings

Bakery and Confectionery

Frozen Products

Beverages

Others

By Distribution Channel :

Foodservice

Retail

Product Type Analysis: In 2023, spices dominated the baking ingredients market, capturing over 47.5% of the share due to their versatility and popularity. Common spices like turmeric, cinnamon, and pepper are in high demand, along with other varieties like cloves, garlic, and ginger. 

Form Analysis: Whole spices, popular in main dishes and snacks, also contributed significantly to the market. Spicy foods' rising popularity has driven the demand for both powdered and whole spices in the food industry.

Application Analysis: In 2023, meat and poultry products led the spices and seasonings market with over 31% share, followed by snacks and convenience foods at 28%. Soups, sauces, and dressings held 18%, while bakery and confectionery accounted for 15%. 

Distribution Channel Analysis: In 2023, the food service sector accounted for a significant portion of global revenue, driven by cafes, restaurants, and hotels. Despite the pandemic's impact, this sector is recovering as restrictions ease. 

Маrkеt Кеу Рlауеrѕ :

Ajinomoto Co, Inc.

ARIAKE JAPAN CO, LTD.

Associated British Foods plc

Baria Pepper Co. Ltd.

Döhler GmbH

DS Group

EVEREST Food Products Pvt. Ltd.

The Kraft Heinz Company

Kerry Group plc

McCormick & Company

Olam International

Sensient Technologies Corporation

SHS Group

Spice Hunter (Sauer Brands Inc.)

Unilever plc

Worlée-Chemie GmbH

Driver: The global trend towards clean-label products is driving the spices and seasonings market. Modern consumers increasingly prefer natural and wholesome ingredients, leading to a higher demand for products with natural flavors and colors. This trend offers food manufacturers opportunities to develop new formulations and products that cater to the growing demand for healthier food options.

Restraint: Excessive consumption of spices can have adverse health effects, such as heartburn, acid reflux, and acute gastritis. Spicy foods rich in capsaicin can irritate the digestive system, leading to discomfort and potential health issues, thereby limiting the use of spices among certain consumer groups.

Opportunity: Encapsulation technology in spices has witnessed higher sales growth, offering significant opportunities. Techniques like controlled-release encapsulation enhance the flavor and color of spices, making them easier to handle and more appealing. Companies like TasteTech are leading this innovation, providing improved spice products for the food and beverage industry.

Challenge: Spices and seasonings are prone to microbial contamination due to their perishable nature. The lack of adequate storage and warehousing facilities, especially in major producing countries like India, exacerbates this issue. Ensuring quality and safety remains a significant challenge for the market.

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National Herbs and Spices Day

Add some zest and aroma to your dishes, and enhance your culinary creations with a variety of herbs and spices to awaken your taste buds!

A day to bring tons of flavor to everyone’s plates, National Herbs and Spices Day brings out the best taste in a vast array of dishes. From the daily salt and pepper to the more exotic saffron or black cardamom, herbs and spices offer the essence of seasoning to everyone’s table.

And National Herbs and Spices Day is the perfect time to celebrate!

History of National Herbs and Spices Day

People have been using herbs and spices to flavor their food probably since history has been recorded. Some of the earliest ideas guess that hunters would use leaves to wrap their meat in, and discovered quite by accident that the leaves gave the meat a certain type of flavor.

As time went on, more and more plants were discovered to be aromatic and flavorful, as well as often having other beneficial properties. Spices were discovered when the roots, leaves or other parts of plants were dried, then ground and used in cooking. Spices have also been used medicinally all throughout human history.

Ancient Egyptians are recorded to have used cinnamon, poppy and mint, while some early Chinese influences also mention the use of cinnamon (cassia), nutmeg, cloves and many other types of spices. Ancient Mesopotamian sources reveal that thyme, sesame, cardamom and coriander were important.

Throughout history, spices have been considered a valuable commodity and were even used as currency during some time periods. At one time, nutmeg was worth more than its weight in gold. Cloves were often given as bonuses to London dockworkers. And peppercorns were demanded as ransom in the 410 AD capture of Rome.

Beginning in 130 BC the “Silk Road”, was an important way for spice traders to get their wares from the East into the West, particularly between Greece and China. For more than 1500 years, this network of routes contained trading posts, thoroughfares and marketplaces strategically placed for travelers and traders.

Eventually, spice companies began to develop, bringing exotic and unique herbs and spices from far off places, first for the wealthy or royalty and then, eventually, to the common person. Today, just opening a person’s kitchen cabinet can introduce a collection of fragrant and flavorful spices and herbs that likely originated from all over the world!

Enjoying these and learning more about them is the perfect way to celebrate National Herbs and Spices Day!

National Herbs and Spices Day Timeline

2800 BC First mentions of cinnamon in Chinese writings

Native to Ceylon, what is now Sri Lanka, some mentions of cinnamon are made in the Cantonese language where it is known as “kwai”.

1500 BC Spices are used medicinally in Ancient Egypt

Papyrus documents note the use of fennel, caraway, coriander, garlic, mint, onion, poppy and peppermint in medical treatments.

1773 Spices replace black tea in America

With the political problems surrounding the Boston Tea Party, Americans begin making their tea from herbs and spices like lemon balm, sage, chamomile, spearmint, sassafras, and others.

1889 McCormick and Company is founded

This Maryland based spice company starts with door-to-door sales with storage in founder Willoughby McCormick’s basement. It will go on to become the largest spice and seasoning manufacturer in the world.

1897 Bram Stoker’s Dracula is published

With 21 different mentions of garlic, this novel brings to the forefront the legend that vampires have a deep aversion to this root herb.

How to Celebrate National Herbs and Spices Day

Observing National Herbs and Spices Day involves a tempting array of foods, whether cooking them, eating them, or both! Try out these ideas for celebrating National Herbs and Spices Day with the people you love:

Check Out a New Herb or Spice

Get healthier and more adventurous when you try out some new herb flavors instead. Some of these are rather versatile while others are very specific spices that work in certain dishes:

Turmeric. Anyone who has tried cooking dishes originating from India may have experienced turmeric. Also called curcumin, this bright golden colored spice is a relative of the ginger family that can be used to add flavor to curries, relishes, soups, pilaf, vegetables and much more.

Herbs de Provence. A blend of 5-6 different dried herbs, including rosemary, thyme, basil and more. This delectable combination of herbs brings out the full flavor of meats when used as a rub and also works well on grilled vegetables or meat dishes.

White or Pink Pepper. Most Westerners are familiar with black pepper, whether whole or ground, and use it fairly regularly in their cooking. But white pepper is a spice that is traditionally used Jewish or Asian cooking, and it changes the flavor of dishes quite significantly. Pink pepper is similar, but has a slightly sweeter flavor.

Get Healthier Using Herbs and Spices

According to a 2015 study, replacing salt with herbs and spices can cut a person’s daily intake of sodium by almost 1000 mg each day. This type of dietary reduction can help to minimize certain health issues such as high blood pressure, which is a major risk factor for stroke and heart disease.

Not only does substituting herbs and spices help reduce sodium, but certain types of herbs and spices can also help to reduce inflammation and minimize damage to the cells in your body when eaten on a regular basis.

Turmeric, cardamom, cinnamon, garlic, chili peppers and cumin are a few spices to get started with incorporating into a healthy diet.

Try Growing Your Own Herbs at Home

Whether outside in the garden or in some potted planters inside, growing herbs at home can be an amazing way to enjoy and celebrate National Herbs and Spices Day using fresh, homegrown items.

Some of the easiest to herbs that can be grown in the backyard or in a container garden at home include:

Basil. This versatile herb can be used in a variety of dishes, including pesto, tomato sauces and vinegars. Or it can be served fresh with tomatoes and mozzarella to make a caprese salad. Plant basil in a space that gets a lot of sun and has well-draining soil.

Mint. Useful in a variety of ways, mint is so prolific that many people like to grow it in containers to keep it from spreading and taking over the whole garden. With more than 600 different varieties, like peppermint, spearmint and chocolate mint, you’re sure to find one you’ll love to put in your iced tea or summer salads.

Parsley. This flat-leafed herb grows easily and is a delight to use for cooking soups and other dishes, as well as placing on dishes as a delightful garnish. Plus, even if it is grown outside it can easily be dried and kept to use over the winter months.

Rosemary. This one grows more like a shrub than a plant. It’s a woody evergreen that offers delightful aromas and loves to be in full sun. Rosemary is an herb that is also known to be healthy for the memory as well as being a mood booster.

National Herbs and Spices Day FAQs

Are herbs and spices the same thing?

Though they are used in similar ways, the difference is that herbs are the fresh part of the plant, while spices come from the dried fruit, stalk, root or fruit. Herbs can be fresh or dried.

What herbs and spices are in KFC?

While KFC’s 11 herbs and spices have been a “secret” for decades, the recipe probably contains salt, white & black pepper, thyme, celery salt, oregano, basil, garlic salt, ginger, dry mustard and paprika.

Do herbs and spices have calories?

Most herbs and spices have very few calories, but they can range from 1 calorie in ¼ cup of cilantro and 3 calories in a teaspoon of oregano to 73 calories in a bulb of fennel.

What herbs and spices are good for dogs?

Basil, cinnamon, ginger and parsley are all safe and healthful for dogs, while onion, salt, garlic, cocoa powder and nutmeg should be avoided for canines.

How to use herbs and spices in cooking?

It’s healthy and delicious to substitute herbs and spices for salt. Add fresh herbs early in recipes to blend flavors, or at the last minute for more distinct flavors. Add ground spices and herbs at the end of a longer cooking process to retain flavor.

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Stolen recipes from the fast food dude on youtube

Chick-fil-A

Marinade: 3 eggs, 2 & 1/4 cup milk 1 cup pickle juice

Breading: 3 & 1/2 cups flour, 6 tsp salt, 3 tsp pepper, 6 Tbsp powdered sugar

Fry in Peanut Oil if Possible

Aunt Annie's Pretzels

2 cups warm water 3 1/4 teaspoon yeast 1/3 cup brown sugar 1/4 cup neutral tasting oil 5 1/2 cups flour 1 teaspoon sea salt

LYE BATH (dip in water before cooking) 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 cup of warm water

CINNAMON SUGAR  regular sugar  brown cinnamon  butter

Oven 450 bake 15 mintues

Baked apples

Peel, cut in half, and core apples

Pour caramel over them

Sprinkle cinnamon on top

Bake 350 for 7 minutes in the air fryer

Top with honey

Add whipped cream or ice cream

EAT

Taco Bell Baja Blast

Blue powerade

mountain dew

Sprite

candy grapes (not from a corporation)

wash some cotton candy grape

squeeze some lemon and lime juice on them

coat in regular sugar

freeze

pizza

take a big tortilla and put four cheese sticks on the corners

roll the tortilla over the cheese sticks

put pizza sauce on the open space in the middle

put shredded cheese and pepperonis in the middle

bake 350 in the air fryer for 4 minutes

Chick-fil-A sauce

1/2 cup of coleslaw dressing

1/4 cup barbeque sauce

1 and 1/2 TBSP mustard

Optional lemon juice and honey

Olive Garden Alfredo Sauce

3 ounces of white butter

1 TBSP garlic

Sauté these in a saucepan on medium heat and stir

2 TBSP flour

1 1/2 cups of milk

1 1/2 cups of heavy cream

1/2 cup grated Parmesan 

1/2 cup grated Romano cheese

Salt and pepper to taste

USE A SMALL POT WITH A THICK BOTTOM.

1. Saute the garlic on low. 2. Mix the flour into the hot butter and then stir that for at least 2-4 minutes in very low heat to cook the flour and get rid of any flour taste. 3. Add the milk in a little at a time while you stir, preferably with a whisk, making sure to get out all the lumps before it looks like white gravy. TIP: Heat your milk in the microwave for 1 minute to speed up this process. 4. After the milk is hot but not boiling (very important not to let it boil or it will be grainy) add the cheese in a little at a time while continuing to whisk. 

Sprite biscuits

2 cups Bisquick (3-4 if it's sticky)

1/2 cup sour cream

1/2 cup Sprite

450 degrees for 15 minutes

Restaurant style ranch

1 packet Hidden Valley buttermilk ranch mix

1 cup buttermilk

some sour cream

1 cup McCormick mayonnaise with lime

Fresh chopped dill

Mix and eat

Cosmic Brownies (Little Debbie)

1/2 cup flour

1/4 cup cocoa powder

1/4 TSP salt

3/4 cup brown sugar

5 TBSP unsalted butter

1 egg

1 egg yolk

1 TBSP honey

1 TSP vanilla

Frosting:

1/2 cup chocolate chips

1/2 cup heavy cream

Sprinkles

Raising Cane's sauce

1/2 cup mayonnaise

1/4 cup ketchup

1/2 TSP Worcestershire sauce

1/2 TSP garlic powder

1/2 TSP lemon pepper

1/2 TSP salt

mix and eat

KFC's 11 herbs and spices

2/3 TSP salt

1/2 TSP thyme

1/2 TSP basil

1/3 TSP oregano

1 TSP celery salt

1 TSP black pepper

1 TSP dried mustard

4 TSP paprika

2 TSP garlic salt

1 TSP ground ginger

3 TSP white pepper

Big Mac Sauce (McDonald's)

1 cup mayonnaise

1/4 cup of sweet pickled relish

2 tbsp. Dusseldorf mustard (regular mustard will work)

1 tsp. white wine vinegar

1 tsp. onion powder

1 tsp. granulated garlic

1 & 1/4 tsp. paprika

1/8 tsp. white pepper

Wendy's frosties

1/2 gallon chocolate milk

14 oz sweetened condensed milk

8 oz Cool Whip

Mix and freeze for four hours.

For vanilla, use regular milk instead of chocolate milk and add vanilla ig

Wendy's spicy chicken sandwich

Preheat 8 cups vegetable oil in a fryer

In a bowl, mix 1/3 cup French red hot sauce and 2/3 cup water

In a separate bowl, mix 1 cup flour, 2 1/2 TSP salt, 4 TSP ground cayenne, 1 TSP ground pepper, 1 TSP onion powder, 1/2 TSP paprika, 1/8 TSP garlic powder

Dip the chicken breasts in the flour, then the sauce, then the flour, and fry

Makes 4 chicken breasts