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Spice classics is the brand name of a good line of spices that you can buy in your local supermarket. The Spice Classics line has all flavors of spices including: Seasoned Salt, Garlic Powder, Italian Seasoning, Crushed Red Pepper, Dill Weed, Cream of Tartar, Sage, Celery Seed, and more. The Spice Classics line actually really has almost every type of spice for seasoning, and their prices are very competitive.
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I’m interested in knowing the ingredients of this brand of Garlic Powder. Do you know who the manufacturer is?
How is the shelf life of your dry spices determined? For example,on the bottom of the plastic container of your Italian Seasoning this appears 3372AH. What does this mean? No other markings appear that would suggest an expiration date.
cAN i ORDER THESE (rED & yELLOW plastic containers, red cap) online? Grocery stores in this area carry fewer andfewer of these — like, only two or three.,
For some time now, I cannot find dill weed in any fof my supermarkets. Can you tell me why? osdr can I buy it directly from you online?
But where can you find them?? I used to buy the vegetable flakes all the time, I love using them in most of my dishes… great for a busy mom! But I haven’t seen them in the stores in forever! I’m so upset.
Is there a website I can order them from? Does anyone know?
I’d love to get some more!