If one flavor combination could represent The Spice House, it is this hard-working butcher's rub. Back of the Yards, our most popular blend, is ideal for grilling, great in burgers, and perfect with fish or eggs. It takes inspiration from the many immigrant cooking traditions that grew out of Chicago's historic meatpacking district.

Inspired by Lake Michigan’s glorious and green shoreline, this blend includes chives, scallions, green peppercorns, and shallots. Use this to add an elegant but bold finish to fish, omelettes, and vegetables. Make a delicious salad dressing by mixing to taste with lemon juice, mustard, and oil. Located in the Midwest? Stop by your local Costco to find an exclusive, limited edition jar of Lakeshore Shallot & Herb. Explore our recipes, tips & tricks, and more.   Previously Named: Lake Shore Drive Shallot & Herb Seasoning

Our Milwaukee Avenue Smokehouse Rub is smoky, sweet, and replete with marjoram, garlic, black pepper, and paprika. Apply it Chicago-style that is to say, liberally to burgers, steaks, chops, and jerky. Don t tell your Polish babcia, but it is also great on tofu and veggie burgers.

Ideal for a weeknight stir fry, this blend brings together the staples of Southeast Asian flavors: lemongrass, ginger, cilantro, garlic, and chili pepper. Flash fry in your wok before adding vegetables and proteins to release this blend full flavor. Or sprinkle some on a cold noodle salad.

Garlic bread is a staple at trattorias everywhere, from San Francisco's North Beach to New York's Little Italy. Laden with garlic, butter, and Romano cheese, it is always a fan favorite. To make your own, slather butter or olive oil generously on Italian bread sliced lengthwise, shake on some of this seasoning, then bake.

We developed this rub to honor the Southerners who moved to Chicago in the 1920s, '30s, and '40s. Among the traditions they carried north was a tangy preparation for baby back ribs. Whether you crave ribs, a pork roast, chicken, or duck, this dry rub brings the flavor down home.

As delicious on shish kebab as it is on roasted chicken, this blend combines Greek oregano, garlic, and lemon peel. It is salt-forward, which helps it dry and crisp chicken skin to perfection. Use less on skinless meats.

A mix of onion and garlic powders, black peppercorns, cumin and Mexican oregano, adobo is a flavorful seasoning for meats and vegetables. Originally used in Spain and Portugal to conserve meat, today Uruguayans use it in mojo sauce, Mexicans in puerco Yucateco, and it is also the first dish every Filipino cook learns to make.