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Copy Herb and Spice Mixes at Home

I make almost all of my own spice, herb, and salad dressing mixes I read the ingredients on the label and reproduce it without all of the unpronounceable names added, I start out with a small batch to get a taste match as close as possible to the original product. About the only time I buy an off the shelf herb or spice mix now, is if I want try try something new I haven't seen.

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It saves the price of the shelf product and I also use the mixes for gifts. I have a large collection of herbs and spices so I have a lot to work from. You may have to buy some products to get started.

By susie from Shingle Springs, CA

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July 20, 20100 found this helpful

That's great. Share some of your recipes.

 
August 5, 20110 found this helpful

Did you by chance duplicate the seasoning mix used in Uncle Ben's Long Grain & Wild Rice? That is such a great idea, and I appreciate all the work you put into this project but I have to say I don't have the time (or possibly the talent :-) to do something like this.

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Any recipes your willing to share would be greatly appreciated!

 

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