Czar Originals

Made to order in the Finger Lakes region of Upstate New York. Free U.S. shipping on orders of $35 or more.
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Miso-Free Umami Sesame

Nutty sesame, mushroom savoriness, seaweed depth and garlic with a rounded umami finish.

From $8.99 USD

Golden Biryani Shortcut

Warm, golden and aromatic with cumin-coriander earthiness and cardamom-cinnamon fragrance.

From $7.99 USD

Coffee Cardamom Chile Rub

Roasty coffee, aromatic cardamom, ancho chile, cumin and brown-sugar balance with a peppery finish.

From $7.99 USD

Cocoa Ancho Ras el Hanout

Warm and earthy with cocoa bitterness, mild ancho fruitiness and North African-inspired aromatic spice.

From $7.99 USD

Mushroom Shawarma

Earthy, aromatic and deeply savory with shawarma-style warm spice and mushroom richness.

From $8.99 USD

Maple Urfa Breakfast Rub

Maple-sweet, gently smoky and peppery with Urfa chile's raisin-like fruitiness and savory herb notes.

From $7.99 USD

Black Lime Garlic Pepper

Bright-yet-earthy black lime, assertive garlic and cracked-pepper bite with savory depth.

From $7.99 USD

Smoky Za'atar

Tangy, herbal and nutty with gentle smoke, cumin warmth and a savory garlic finish.

From $7.99 USD

Za'atar Ranch Sprinkle

Creamy-tangy, herbal, lemony and nutty with sumac brightness, toasted sesame and savory garlic-onion depth.

From $7.49 USD

Cooking and flavor suggestions come from each product’s guide. Check the product page for ingredients and available sizes.

Czar Originals

This is where Spice Czar stops following the map and starts drawing new ones. Czar Originals are house-developed blends that combine familiar culinary ideas with unexpected pairings chosen to be practical, memorable and easy to use.

What Makes Them Different

Expect crossover ideas such as Za’atar Ranch, Buffalo Harissa, Coffee Cardamom Chile, Black Lime Garlic Pepper, Tamarind Taco and Cocoa Ancho Ras el Hanout—blends designed to deliver layered flavor without requiring a dozen separate ingredients.

What They’re Good On

Use them as finishing seasonings, rubs, pantry shortcuts and creative building blocks for vegetables, potatoes, grains, tofu, eggs, meats, snacks and weeknight meals.

Chef’s Tip

Start with a familiar food and let the blend do the adventurous part. A new seasoning is easier to understand on roasted potatoes, popcorn, cauliflower or grilled chicken than in an overly complicated recipe.

These are Spice Czar originals—not traditional regional recipes. Where a blend borrows inspiration from an established cuisine or spice tradition, the product page explains that influence clearly.