Meet the Blends
Soul delicious seasonings, ready to be experimented with. Working alongside the Marley family, these new blends bring their favorite, memory-evoking flavors to life.
With a health-forward focus on food, the new blends, One Love, One Heart and One World, were intended to be paired with whole foods, grains and vegetable-forward dishes. We promise – these blends will make you feel alright!
One Love: Hemp Heart & Honey Ginger Butter Blend
The harmony of warm spices used in traditional North African cooking come together with Caribbean flavors to create a comforting yet complex blend that inspires to cook and bake with love.
Try it on:
Try this blend on granola, yogurt, lamb, rice pilafs, quinoa, hummus, compound butter, and Jamaican toto bread.
Marley Kitchen Spice Blends Variety Pack
Bring the Marley Kitchen into your home with this variety pack featuring all three Caribbean-inspired spice blends evoking flavors the Marley family grew up with.
Key Flavor Notes:
One Heart
With more than a dozen spice ingredients you immediately get Coriander, Mustard, Cumin, and Ginger, then Fenugreek, known for its medical properties, adds sweet and herbaceous flavor notes. This North African-inspired curry blend is complex with only slight heat.
One Love
With Hemp Hearts, Butter Powder, Brownulated Sugar, Honey Granules, Salt, Cinnamon, Vanilla Powder, Ginger, and Turmeric, you get very warm and rich flavor profiles that are slightly earthy and bitter with a sweet muskiness from the vanilla.
One World
With Coriander, Cumin, Fenugreek, Peppercorns, Allspice, Cardamom, Clove, Nutmeg, Turmeric, Cinnamon, Salt, Ginger, Coconut Sugar, Garlic, and Onion, you get warm and almost citrusy notes with a well-balanced sweetness up front and mild lingering heat.
Fun fact: We’ll let you in on a secret. Besides spices and herbs (cough cough, these blends), coconut milk is the secret ingredient in most Caribbean dishes!
Ready to Experiment?
Bring your taste buds on a one-way trip to the Caribbean, a melting pot of cultures, ethnicities and flavors. Like we said, these good and good for you blends are intended to be paired with whole foods, grains and veggie-forward dishes, but as always, we encourage you to experiment with these flavors.
Go ahead, get your groove on in the kitchen!