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Brining Spice
$9.95
Description
Net Weights: Large Bag 5oz
A ready-to-go brine for turkey, corned beef, chicken, shrimp, and even tofu, built on salt, sugar, coriander, garlic, citrus peel, and warm baking spices like allspice and bay leaf. For juicy, tender meat, dissolve one packet in 1 gallon of water, submerge your protein of choice, and refrigerate for at least 1 hour per pound. This comes in one size,...Flavor Profile
This salt-based brining spice mix is sweet-spiced, citrusy, and peppery with garlic and herbal notes.
Dietary Information
Ingredients
Salt, sugar, coriander seeds, garlic, lemon peel, black pepper, allspice berries, orange peel, lemon verbena, Turkish bay leaves
California Prop 65 Warning
Consuming this product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Find more information at www.p65warnings.ca.gov/food.
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Freshness You Can Taste
Every spice and blend is handcrafted in small batches in Denver, CO and never mass-produced. Every jar delivers bold, vibrant flavor from the first shake to the last.
Fast Shipping, Reliable Delivery
Most orders ship within 3 days and arrive in 5 days, so your next great meal doesn't have to wait. Get free shipping on orders $45+. See our shipping and delivery standards.
Expertly Crafted, Recipe Tested
Every seasoning blend is developed by our spice experts and tested in real recipes to deliver authentic flavor and dependable results. Discover what makes Savory Spice different.
30,000+ Five-Star Reviews
Over 30,000 customers have rated us five stars. Independently owned for 20+ years, we stand behind every blend we make and our customers keep coming back. Read our customer reviews.
400+ Authentic Global Flavors
Explore 400+ spices, herbs, and handcrafted blends inspired by regional cuisines discovered through our founders' travels around the world. Shop all spices from A-Z.

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About this Spice
What spices are in a turkey brine?
Turkey brine spices usually include salt, sugar, and a combination of seasonings like peppercorns, bay leaves, garlic, lemon, and orange.
How to use turkey brine seasoning?
Mix our Brining Spice with water, then submerge your turkey in the brining solution and refrigerate for at least 1 hour per pound of turkey.
What does brine seasoning taste like?
Brine seasoning tastes salty and sweet, citrusy and peppery, sometimes with a bit of spice, and it's what helps meat come out juicy, moist, and tender.
How else can you use brine mix?
Brine mix also works for chicken, brisket, ribs, shrimp, and even tofu.
How many bags do I need to brine a Thanksgiving turkey?
For a turkey up to 15 lbs., use 2 large bags. For a larger bird up to 20 lbs., use 3 large bags to make sure there's enough brining solution to fully submerge it.
How long should I brine a turkey before Thanksgiving?
Refrigerate the turkey in the brine for at least 1 hour per pound. For a typical 12-15 lb. turkey, that's roughly 12 to 15 hours, so most people start the brine the night before cooking.