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Cracked Rosemary Needles

Name: Rosemary, Cracked
Brand: The Spice House
SKU: A05-14
Price: 5.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (11 reviews)

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Mentioned in Don Quixote and Hamlet, rosemary has a storied past. Believed to ward off thieves, boost memory, and inspire fidelity among newlyweds, the true power of these cracked needles is the piney flavor they lend to roast potatoes, sauces, and breads. Also available in Whole Rosemary Needles, or Ground Rosemary Needles.

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Rosemary spice is used in abundance throughout European cuisines. But, it’s popularity for use with lamb and chicken have gained it a place in American cooking. This cracked rosemary comes from putting whole rosemary through a grinder to reduce the size to about 1/4 inch pieces. This makes them much more palatable for those who do not care for the barbs of the whole rosemary needles. Fresh grinding these needles makes a powder quite potent and well suited for sauces. Ingredients: Rosemary.

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Reviewed by Janice A.

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I recommend this product

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I Love Rosemary

We like using the cracked rosemary in our cooking because first, we love rosemary in a lot of dishes and when using dried,, the cracked gives a better savor to the food.

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Reviewed by Kathleen A B.

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I recommend this product

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Easy to roll between fingers, wakes the delicious aroma!

This is the first time using Rosemary cracked, such a revelation. I don't remember how Spice House was found, but every herb & spice is the best. Many Thanks!

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Reviewed by Kathleen F.

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Love

I’m in love with rosemary and during the winter months this reminds me of the rosemary I have in my garden beds. I use it in everything from roasted potatoes to my artisan rosemary bread we eat with Italian foods. I also make rosemary shortbread cookies that my husband devoures!

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Reviewed by Lynn J.

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I recommend this product

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Very nice....

Nice and fresh. That matters because I use Rosemary a lot.

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Reviewed by Lori M.

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I recommend this product

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Spice house is the only one!

Love this cracked rosemary! I’m a good cook - but But house house spices make me an extraordinary cook :)

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