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52100005027
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McCormick® Mixed Pickling Spice

A mixture of whole and broken spices, seeds, and herbs used to flavor in the pickling process.
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Usage Tips

Use 2 tbsp. to flavor 6 pt. sweet pickles.

Use 3 tbsp. to each quart water when steaming 1 or 2 lbs. shrimp.

Tie in a cheesecloth bag for easy removal and use in the following ways:
• Add to water when stewing dried fruits.
• Add to liquid for pot roast of venison or beef and beef brisket.
• Use in marinades for mushrooms, artichokes, meat, poultry and fish.

Full Ingredients

CINNAMON, ALLSPICE, MUSTARD SEED, CORIANDER, BAY LEAVES, GINGER, CHILIES, CLOVES, BLACK PEPPER, MACE, CARDAMOM, AND SULFITING AGENTS.

UPC Code

52100005027 (1.50oz)

Nutrition information (per Serving)

This product has no significant nutritional value.

Ratings & Reviews

Featured Reviews

“I use this when making brussel sprouts, add to balsamic vinegar and steep overnight--Amazing! I also use it when making pickled eggs. Unfortunately I found out today that my local grocery no longer carries it...”

-@Amy Smith

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All Reviews (4)

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  • I use this when making brussel sprouts, add to balsamic vinegar and steep overnight--Amazing! I also use it when making pickled eggs. Unfortunately I found out today that my local grocery no longer carries it...

    Amy Smith | September 04, 2016 | Reply

    (5.0) stars)

  • I cannot always find this in stores, but it is the perfect combination for poaching salmon or any other fish.

    Joy | September 25, 2013 | Reply

    (5.0) stars)

  • McCormick use to put usage on bottle. I use it for pickling in large batches. I had to search online to find suggested pickling usages.

    Barry | September 25, 2014 | Reply

    (4.0) stars)

  • Not useful for dill pickles. Cinnamon is the first listed ingredient and that will mess up the flavor.

    Anonymous | December 21, 2014 | Reply

    (2.0) stars)