Tasty and McCormick unveil bold new spice blends for home chefs
Tasty and McCormick unveil bold new spice blends for home chefs
Tasty and McCormick unveil bold new spice blends for home chefs
Tasty has teamed up with McCormick to launch a new collection of spice blends. The kit features five unique flavours designed to add variety to home cooking. Each blend comes with exclusive recipes available online at Tasty.co. The Tasty spice kit includes Fiery, Zesty, Hearty, Jazzy, and Savory blends. The Fiery mix combines sriracha, lime, and garlic for a bold kick. Zesty brings a fresh taste with lemon, thyme, and basil.
For richer dishes, the Hearty blend uses garlic, cayenne pepper, and paprika. Jazzy offers a smoky twist with green bell pepper, paprika, and garlic. The Savory option rounds out the set with tomato, basil, and oregano. The kit retails for $29.99 and includes access to special recipes tailored for each spice mix.
The partnership between Tasty and McCormick brings five new spice blends to home cooks. Each flavour is paired with online recipes to help users make the most of the kit. The collection is now available for purchase at $29.99.
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