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Grains of Paradise

Grains of Paradise

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Grains of Paradise from Old Town Spice Shop. West African seeds with a zesty, peppery flavor and hints of flowers, coriander, and cardamom. A natural black pepper alternative that also shines in craft brewing.

At a glance

  • Product type: Pantry
  • Vendor: Old Town Spice Shop
  • Botanical: Aframomum melegueta (Melegueta pepper)
  • Form: Whole seeds
  • Flavor profile: Peppery with floral, coriander, and cardamom notes
  • Sizes: 2 oz grinder, plus 1 oz and 4 oz bags

Best for

  • Freshly ground pepper substitute on any dish
  • Steak, lamb, and roasted vegetables
  • Spiced cocktails and infused syrups
  • Marinades, brines, and pickles
  • Spice blends for North and West African cooking
  • Home brewing, especially saison and witbier

How to use

Grind fresh over finished dishes for the brightest flavor, or crush whole seeds into rubs and marinades. For beer, add in the last five minutes of the boil to keep the aromatics.

About Old Town Spice Shop

Old Town Spice Shop sources peppers, seeds, and specialty botanicals from around the world.

Made by Old Town Spice Shop, based in Fort Collins, Colorado.

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  • Packed and shipped by the maker, never a warehouse
  • Mix any makers in one cart, one checkout, no account
  • Perishables go out Monday to Wednesday in insulated packaging

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Product facts

Made by
Old Town Spice Shop
Maker based in
Fort Collins, Colorado
Size
2 oz
Price per unit
$7.95 / oz
Great for
  • Freshly ground pepper substitute on any dish
  • Steak, lamb, and roasted vegetables
  • Spiced cocktails and infused syrups
  • Marinades, brines, and pickles
  • Spice blends for North and West African cooking