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Shake, cook, brew, dissolve. Which will you play with today? Seasonings that change the view in one shake, for days that are joyful, glad and good to eat.
What shall we make happen today? Start from a mood or a purpose.

Twelve-spice chai, settling vetiver, bitter-edged cocoa. One cup, as a reward for today.
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A real, additive-free curry by your own hand, from a spice pack that needs no measuring. A plate that undoes what curry is supposed to be.
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An all-purpose seasoning with no salt, no additives, 100% plant-based. One shake, and it is a feast without the guilt.
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Sharpness as warmth. Heat that rises as aroma, putting the usual plate in the lead. Good with a drink, too.
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Shibikara on chilled tofu, one shake over nuts. Scent and sharpness turn a plate at home into the thing you drink to.
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With a story from Kanazawa attached. A seasoning gift with taste, and no risk of missing the mark.
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Plants chosen at source lead every Inspice seasoning. We add no flavour enhancers and no fragrance. Our flavour perfumer blends the scent of the materials themselves, to hundredths of a gram, and builds it into one harmony.
Shake, cook, brew, dissolve. Each time the verb changes, the usual table shows a face you have not seen. Those blueprints of scent are drawn one at a time, in a small studio in Kanazawa.
Drink it, cook with it, finish a dish with it. Seven series, each grown around a moment in daily life.
Pick one thing you already have. You get the recipes you can make with it, and the seasonings they use. The choices are built from the recipes themselves.
Dishes you can actually make with Inspice seasonings, newest first. Over a hundred recipes.

Five blends in which habanero — the emblem of extreme heat — does not lead, but works as a quiet warmth drawing out aroma and savour. Frying, simmering, pickling: a spark of character, lit on the dish.
See FlareLineWhere spices come from, the blending room, and the shop in Kanazawa. Small stories about scent and flavour.

Black, white, green and Tellicherry pepper are all the same berr
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Vetiver is a herb born from the root of a grass. It uses no tea
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For a Kanazawa souvenir, seasonings are a third option. Light, s
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In Higashiyama, a short walk from the Higashi Chaya district, there is a shop where you can smell everything before you choose. Have a cup of chai, and talk over today's shake with the flavour perfumer.
New seasonings, recipes we do not publish elsewhere, and news from the Kanazawa shop. Once a month, quietly.
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