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Allspice Berries, Jamaican
Originally known as pimiento, and then Jamaica or Myrtle pepper, the taste of allspice is described by most as a combination of nutmeg, cinnamon and cloves. Originating in Jamaica, allspice is used often in Caribbean cooking and is a main ingredient in our Jamaican Jerk Seasoning.
Allspice trees can grow up to forty feet high and they produce 10 to 20 pounds of dried berries per year.
The allspice grown on the island of Jamaica is widely considered to be the best quality. The whole berries are essential to pickling spice and mulling spices. Allspice is sometimes confused as a blend of spices, but it stands on its own.
Purchase in bags:
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1/2 oz. |
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1 oz. |
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2 oz. |
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4 oz. |
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8 oz. |
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16 oz. |
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- The small glass bottles hold 2 fluid ounces. The plastic lids have a flip top with a small pour spout.
- Medium glass bottles hold 4 fluid ounces. The plastic lids have a split flip top. One side has a larger opening and the other side is a shaker.
- Large glass bottles hold 12 fluid ounces. The plastic lids have a split flip top. On side has a larger opening and the other side is a shaker.
Purchase in bottles:
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Small glass |
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Medium glass |
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Large glass
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Purchase bottle refills (in bags):
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Small glass refill |
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Medium glass refill |
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Large glass refill |


