







Middle Eastern Collection 3 Pack Gift Set
Spicewalla Global Spice Collection
Explore the bold, vibrant flavors of some of the world's oldest culinary traditions with the Spicewalla Global Spice Collection. Featuring three iconic spice blends from the Fertile Crescent and North Africa, this thoughtfully curated set makes it easy to create flavorful meals, savory marinades, and delicious appetizers at home.
Perfect for adventurous cooks and everyday food lovers alike, these versatile blends can be used as dry rubs, stirred into olive oil for an irresistible bread dip, or sprinkled over roasted vegetables, grilled meats, grains, and more.
Set Includes:
Za'atar
A classic Middle Eastern blend of herbs, sesame seeds, and tangy sumac. Delicious on flatbreads, roasted vegetables, eggs, hummus, and mixed with olive oil for a traditional dipping sauce.
Berbere
A warm, aromatic Ethiopian spice blend with layers of savory heat. Perfect for grilled meats, stews, roasted vegetables, and hearty grain bowls.
Harissa
A bold North African-inspired blend with smoky, mildly spicy flavor that's ideal for seasoning chicken, seafood, vegetables, soups, couscous, and roasted potatoes.
Features:
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Three signature Spicewalla seasoning blends
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Crafted with premium, fresh spices
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Perfect for grilling, roasting, dipping, and everyday cooking
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Great for adventurous home cooks and food lovers
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A thoughtful gift for chefs, hosts, and gourmet food enthusiasts
Whether you're recreating traditional global recipes or experimenting with new flavors, the Spicewalla Global Spice Collection brings authentic, chef-quality seasonings to your kitchen.
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Fire & Ice Earrings
$68.00
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