What spices/herbs names are included? I see that it says 36 plus 12 blanks, but I can't find a list of which 36.
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Includes: tarragon, nutmeg, chili, cayenne, pepper, parsley, basil, paprika, celery, cinnamon, dill, curry, chives, rosemary, sage, cloves, ginger, garlic salt, bayleaf, thyme, allspice, poppy seed, marjoram, oregano, chervil, coriander, saffron, mustard, mint, mace, garlic powder, cumin, savory, fennel, caraway seed, onion powder and 12 blanks.
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salt, pepper, garlic powder, chili, cayenne, curry, tumeric, coriander seeds, mustard seeds, red pepper flakes, paprika, basil, thyme, sage, oregano,dill, cumin, allspice to name a few..
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Not sure how many grams! If you take a regular size spice bottle like McCormicks, some things can settle down enough for it to hold all of it like the powders (garlic powder, cumin, onion powder, etc). Then some things will not settle down as much and will not hold all of it (pepper corns, sea salt, etc). Hope that helps. I have 3 of these and I love them. Just wish they had more labels. Some of the labels had spices I've never even heard of, much less use them. That's my only problem with it.
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Primarily there are a couple different species of everything. Tomatoes, carrots, lettus, squash, melons, eggplant, peppers, beets, radishes, pumpkins, onions, and a whole lot of herbs such as dill, aramanth, and a whole lot more. I would say there are multiple unknowns as well that I've never used and wasn't sure how to cook with, but I look forward to using them yesterday. My garden was so viable I had vegetables spilling out everywhere because the seeds were so viable. I would recommend the product to anyone!
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I wish I could help you more, but this was purchased as a gift. I thought at the time the flavors may have been listed but I don't know. I would suggest doing a google search for it and see if the company lists the various flavors.
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It's too bad they don't list all the spices in the product description. The rack is great, and can serve a dual use in holding the K cup flavored coffees sincethey're the same diameter as the spice bottles. Just wish the spice bottles were glass like the the older Kamenstein racks. Unfortunately they're plastic, but at least you're getting the spices for free. My rack came with Mustard Seed, Rosemary, Parsley, Coriander, Pizza Seasoning, Oregano, Thyme, Dill Weed, Bay Leaves, Marjoram, Fennel Seed, Basil, Celery Salt, Italian Seasoning, and Crushed Mint.
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The bottles are translucent, which means you can see the color and general shape of the contents, but not much detail. Spices such as whole peppercorn, whole cloves, ground mustard, and bay leaves might not need labels; while spices such as ground garlic, ground onion, ground ginger might need labels. Hope this helps!
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Yes. it was quite a good list of spices and herbs. We'd definitely purchase them again!
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About 3/4 of a traditional (not jumbo sized) bottle of McCormicks spices. I like to leave a little room at the top of each Prodyne spice bottle as well for room for a measuring spoon to be inserted without the spice spilling out of the bottle, so maybe a little less than 3/4 if you fill your bottles similarly. I just keep the leftover McCormick (or other brand) spices in their original containers in my pantry, and refill the Prodyne jars as needed. Love this system, as I don't have to go digging thru my pantry looking for spices. They are all alphabetically arranged in my three Prodyne spice racks. (I printed out customized spice lid labels from the Avery website and affixed the labels to the tops of the Prodyne bottles.)
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In each of my herbs I would say at least between 50 to 100 seeds if not more. I also bought the vegetables and would say a fair amount in each pack close to to 50. You won't be disappointed.
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I suggest you go to their website and check for the ingredients. There are to many ingredients to list.
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After pulling out a couple of handfuls to grind into crushed red pepper, I still had about 75% of the bag left. I counted 80 as I was removing the stems from the ones I pulled out for grinding, so my best guess would be that the package contains over 300 peppers.Why this other person only guessed 50, I can't say. Radically different sized peppers? Or perhaps the person is really, really bad at estimating? Who knows... I just know that I've got a LOT of peppers left even after using 80 of them. I ordered my 3.5 oz. package from the seller Swang-Anong.
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It has a lot of basic stuff, garlic powder, thyme, coriander, cinnamon, rosemary, cumin, oregano, Italian seasoning. I can't be more specific since my husband has doctored it and changed some out.
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It does not say. It just list other spices. Sorry. But I love it. Best chili blend I have found.
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Maybe 6-8, depending on the size? I only have one large Garlic Salt and three of the tiny size McCormick containers. I uploaded a picture of my spice rack filled up for reference. It should appear in the customer image gallery shortly.
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Didn't say on the box.. I've only had this for a month or 2 and haven't had to reorder any spices. But probably won't take advantage of the free refills.. Just go to the store and buy quality spices, as these are sub par..
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I was wondering the same thing and haven't been able to find direct instructions, but I noticed depending on potency you and about an ounce of dried herbs per batch, and it's recommended to use high proof alcohol (Bacardi 151 or higher) but you can use nonalcoholic ones too.