Vegetable & Plant-Based Favorites

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Want a little help choosing? Try the seasoning finder.

Spicy Harissa Falafel Mix

Earthy chickpea and cumin with paprika, cayenne and caraway heat and a cool parsley-mint finish.

From $23.99 USD

Falafel Fix Complete Mix

Earthy chickpea with warm cumin and coriander, parsley and onion, black pepper and a light cayenne warmth; no mint.

From $22.99 USD

Vietnamese Pho Spice

Warm, sweet-spiced and aromatic, with a clear anise note and no chile heat.

From $8.99 USD

Collard Greens Seasoning

Smoky, savory and gently tangy, with a touch of sweetness and moderate pepper heat.

From $7.49 USD

Pasta Salad Seasoning

Cheesy, nutty and savory, with a light herb note and a gentle pepper finish.

From $7.49 USD

Everything Bagel Seasoning

Toasty and nutty from sesame and poppy seeds, savory from garlic and onion, with a satisfying salty crunch.

From $7.49 USD

Za'atar

Bright and tangy from sumac, deeply herbal, toasted and nutty from sesame, lightly salty and exceptionally aromatic.

From $7.49 USD

Tandoori Masala

Warm, savory and aromatic with coriander and cumin, ginger-garlic depth, gentle chile warmth and rounded sweet spice.

From $7.49 USD

Suya Spice

Nutty and savory with roasted peanut character, ginger, garlic, onion, black pepper and assertive chile heat.

From $7.49 USD

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

Choose a flavor for vegetables, beans, grains and meatless meals. Explore seasonings for roasted cauliflower, potatoes, mushrooms, lentils, chickpeas, tofu and grain bowls. Start with one blend and use its product guide for suggested amounts, cooking technique and a meal idea.

These blends are grouped by cooking use. Some contain dairy or other allergens, so check each product’s current ingredient statement when choosing for a vegan diet or an ingredient restriction.

For a simple comparison, divide a tray of plain roasted vegetables into small portions and season each differently. Taste before adding extra salt, cheese, sauces or acid.