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Gateway to the North Maple Garlic Seasoning

Gateway to the North Maple Garlic Seasoning

Name: Gateway to the North Maple Garlic
Brand: The Spice House
SKU: A01-09
Price: 8.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (32 reviews)

Rated 4.9 out of 5

Based on 32 reviews

One of our most popular blends, this seasoning is sweet, savory, and made with real Wisconsin maple sugar. Named after the maple industry hub of Marinette County, Gateway to the North compliments pork, baked beans, and sweet potatoes.

Jar, 1/2 Cup, 3.4 oz. $8.49
Bag, 8 oz. $13.99
Flatpack, 1/2 Cup $8.29
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The maple sugar we use at The Spice House comes from maple trees in Marinette County, Wisconsin where a large arch proclaims “Gateway to the North.” Mixed with garlic and other savory flavors, this blend delivers an unbeatable balance of sweet and salty flavors. Ingredients: Maple sugar, brown sugar, garlic, kosher salt, pepper, onion.

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Steak Cutlets with Chipotle Glaze

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I saw a variation of this as a rub with brown sugar for salmon. I felt it was pretty close to the Gateway blend and came up with this. I...

Garlic Maple Sweet Potatoes

Vegetables

The maple sugar in this blend caramelizes nicely on the sweet potatoes. If you double the amount of seasoning, it almost candies them.

Maple Garlic Stuffed Pork Loin

North America Pork Rubs & Marinades

Recipe submitted courtesy of Spice House Manager, Mike Kutka. Try pairing this pork loin with roasted potatoes and a sparkling fruit cider.

Home-made Bar-b-qued Chicken

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I modified a recipe that I saw on America's Test Kitchen on PBS. I am addicted to Old World 3rd Street Salt Free Spice*, and use it in everything but...

Gateway to the North BBQ sauce

Barbecue & Grilling North America Sauce

This sauce is delicious with BBQ ribs, pulled pork, and smoked chicken.

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Reviewed by Paula in C.

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I recommend this product

Rated 5 out of 5

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My new favorite spice blend

This is so, so good. I've been using it on everything. . . bacon, potatoes, eggs, veggies. Next time I'll buy a larger size and/or more of them!

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Reviewed by Connie

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I recommend this product

Rated 5 out of 5

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Just get it

I buy 4 bottles at a time because I use it every day. Makes scrambled eggs super tasty. Add it to corn, zucchini and onion sauté. Mix with a bit of wine and paint it on bacon strips before baking, good on all fish, deviled eggs, fried rice. Once you start you’ll use it on practically everything. Kids love it.

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Reviewed by C

I recommend this product

Rated 5 out of 5

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This is a blend you need in your spice cabinet!

I don't usually purchase spice blends, but this is so unbelievably good on everything from kale chips to bacon that I can't imagine not having it on hand.

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Reviewed by Carrolyn P.

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I recommend this product

Rated 5 out of 5

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All Time Favorite!

This seasoning takes salmon to a new level!! I mix this with a little of the Louisiana Creole seasoning and it is OVER! 🤗 Also great on chicken and sweet potatoes.

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Reviewed by Erica B.

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I recommend this product

Rated 5 out of 5

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I buy this in bulk!

I use about a quarter cup in my meatloaf recipe and it gets RAVE reviews! I also sprinkle this on roasted carrots. There's not much this wouldn't be good on if you are wanting savory.

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