McCormick Chipotle Black Pepper Seasoning
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Description: Descriptions Like it hot? Bring Chipotle Black Pepper Seasoning to the table. Shake up the flavor on all your favorites – from eggs to chili to tacos – with this spicy and smoky chipotle black pepper seasoning. Use it instead…
McCormick Chives
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Description: Descriptions A small grass-like perennial plant belonging to the onion family, Allium schoenoprasum L. They are aromatic, hardy, and grow in clumps of slender, onion like tubular leaves with lavender flowers in the spring.
McCormick Cilantro Leaves
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Description: Descriptions The dried leaves of the hardy, annual herb plant of the parsley family, Coriandrum sativum L. From the coriander plant comes two products: (1) coriander seed – the dried ripe fruit of the plant, and (2) cilantro – the…
McCormick Cinnamon Sticks
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Description: Description Whole cinnamon sticks are from the bark of evergreen trees. They are harvested by peeling off the tree bark, and allowing it to curl up in quills as it dries.
McCormick Cloves, Ground
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Description: Descriptions The dried, ground flower buds of the evergreen Caryaphyllus aromaticus Thunb.
McCormick Cloves Whole
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Description: Descriptions The dried, unopened flower buds, of the evergreen tree, Eugenia caryophyllata Thunb
McCormick Cream of Tartar
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Description: Descriptions The potassium salt of tartaric acid used to stabilize egg whites in baking. It is obtained as a by product of wine manufacture. The chemical names are potassium acid tartrate, potassium hydrogen tartrate, and potassium bitartrate.
McCormick Curry Powder
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Description: Descriptions A blend of spices used to make Indian dishes.
McCormick Dill Seed
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Description: Descriptions The dried, whole seed of the plant Anethum sowa Roxb.
McCormick Dill Weed
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Description: Descriptions The word dill comes from the Norwegian word “dilla” meaning to soothe. The whole plant with immature seeds is called dillweed. Dillweed is the dried leaves of Anethum graveolens L. (family Umbelliferae). The bright green leaves have a pleasant,…











