Product Catalogue
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Hamburger Seasoning 60ggreat spice mix for making tasty hamburgers |
$$3.50 AUD |
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Harissa Powder 70gA Tunisian spice blend. The main ingredient is chilli, and lots of it! Paprika, caraway, cumin, coriander, spearmint and salt make up the rest of the blend. Mix with olive oil to form a paste. Used with cooked meats. Across from us at Ephah Cafe they combine harissa paste and mayonnaise in one of their toasted foccacias. Sensational! A Spice World blend. |
$$4.50 AUD |
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Herb & Garlic Powder 70gMade at Spice World, herb and garlic is a mild all purpose seasoning. Adds a nice touch to something as simple as grilled cheese on toast. Just sprinkle on after grilling. |
$$3.50 AUD |
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Iranian saffron1g.Saffron is the dark orange-red stamen of a mauve, autumn flowering crocus. It is hand picked and labour intensive. You need over 500 000 stamens to make just 1kg. of saffron. This is why saffron is the most expensive spice in the world and should be used sparingly. Saffron is appreciated for its delicate, yet distinctive flavour and striking colour. Some traditional uses are for Indian rice dishes, French soup bouillabaisse, Spanish paellas and saffron cakes and buns. Saffron threads are infused in water overnight to release its colour and flavour. The liquid and the strands are usually added towards the end of the cooking process.
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$$25.00 AUD |
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Jerk Spice 60gjerk spice, traditionally a jamaican spice mix, used mainly on pork or chicken and more recently on fish, a hot and spicy rub for meats! |
$$4.50 AUD |
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Juniper Berries 40gJuniper berries have a strong woody aroma, reminiscent of gin. They compliment duck, pork, venison and game. Juniper berries can also be added to fish, lamb and chicken, and blends well with thyme, sage, oregano, marjoram and bay leaves and allspice. The ripe berries are used for distillation of the oil for making gin. Pregnant women and people with kidney problems are advised to avoid juniper. |
$$3.50 AUD |
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Kampot Pepper Black 50ghot and fruity flavour pepper |
$$9.90 AUD |
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Kampot Pepper Red 50gMilder than the Black. |
$$12.90 AUD |
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Kampot Pepper White 50ghotter flavour than the black pepper |
$$12.90 AUD |
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Kencur 50galso known as lesser galangal, indonesian |
$$3.00 AUD |
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Kokum 50gKokam is used as a souring agent, much the same way as tamarind. Its mild fruity flavour has a milder effect than tamarind or amchur. The pieces are added whole to a dish, first making sure there are no stones. |
$$3.50 AUD |
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Kunzea 20gTo be updated soon. |
$$3.00 AUD |
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Lebanese 7 Spice Mix 70glovely combination of traditional lebanese spices |
$$4.00 AUD |
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Lemon Grass Powder 40gLemon grass in its powdered form is mainly used in dry asian curry powders. It is not a good substitue for fresh lemon grass, as it loses its strong flavour when dried. |
$$3.00 AUD |
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Lemon Myrtle Leaves 6gLemon Myrtle is native to Australia. Its citral content is abaout 90%, compared to only 6% in lemons. Lemon myrtle should be used in small amounts, up to 1/2 teaspoon of powder, or 1-2 leaves to 500g. meat or vegetables. Can be used to flavour cakes, shortbread biscuits, pavlova, muffins and pancakes. |
$$2.00 AUD |
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Lemon Myrtle Powder 20gSee Lemon Myrtle Leaves. |
$$3.50 AUD |
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Lemon Pepper 80gThis citrus peppery spice rub is delicous rubbed onto fish and chicken. Add a teaspoon of lemon pepper to melted butter and pour over pinkeye potatoes or new potatoes.
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$$3.50 AUD |
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Licorice Root 40gThe licorice plant is a perennial herb with long roots. The roots can be added to stewed fruits along with star anise and vanilla. It is also an ingredient in an asian master stock, (a thick sweet soy sauce). The extract is used to make the candy. |
$$3.50 AUD |
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Licorice Root Kibbled 30gSee Licorice root. |
$$3.00 AUD |
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Licorice Root Powder 40gSee licorice root. |
$$5.00 AUD |