Spice Mixed Ground
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Product description
Mixed spice has been appearing in British recipe books since the 1800s. Here, its warming tones have been adding something extra to a wide range of puddings, cakes and pies. At Christmas, itâs added to Christmas cakes, desserts and mince pies, while at Easter itâs used in traditional simnel cakes and hot cross buns.
Mixed spice is made up of a blend of different spices â usually cinnamon, nutmeg and allspice, with some or all of cloves, ginger, coriander seeds, mace and caraway often making an appearance too.
A traditional mixed spice blend will contain allspice, but many people will often confuse these two spices. While mixed spice is a blend of different spices, allspice is a single spice taken from the dried unripe fruit of pimenta dioca and canât be substituted for mixed spice.
Cooking with Mixed Spice
The spices used to create the blend are typically sweet spices, so itâs predominantly used in puddings, cakes and bakes. The primary flavours that come through are that of the cinnamon and the nutmeg. Both warming tastes making this a spice that is typically associated with cooking in autumn and winter. Experimental chefs may like to try adding Mixed Spice to hearty winter casseroles or stuffing to boost their flavour. It pairs particularly well with game, pork, gammon and poultry.
It is also an excellent foil to fruity preserves and sauces like chutneys, pickles and apple sauce. Not to mention spiced ciders, mulled wine and autumnal spiced apple juices.
Other uses
Outside of the kitchen, Mixed Spice has few uses â though individually many of its components do have health benefits. For example, cinnamon is known to lower blood sugar levels, while ginger has been said to offer anti-inflammatory properties. The pleasing aroma of the warming Mixed Spice also means it could be used in candle production.
Wholesale provider of Mixed Spice
Joseph Flach & Sons have been trading for over 100 years and can supply you with Mixed Spice in bulk quantities. We work with only the finest suppliers and have forged strong relationships across the globe. Through this, we can ensure we bring our customers the most exceptional quality Mixed Spice.
We couple our excellent stock with a high level of expert knowledge. Our friendly team can answer any of your queries or help guide you through your purchasing decisions. Because we supply to trade customers who require large quantities, our preference is to provide in original bags or containers.
Important: Joseph Flach & Sons are not herbalists and are unable to offer advice on and are unable to attest to the efficacy or suitability of a material for use in a herbal remedy or as a product ingredient.
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