How to Use A Sprinkle of Spice: Cozy Recipes with Sweet and Savory Flavor

How to Use A Sprinkle of Spice: Cozy Recipes with Sweet and Savory Flavor

✨ So You Got A Sprinkle of Spice, What Now?

 


Warm, cozy, and a little unexpected—like a soft sweater with a red lip.


A Sprinkle of Spice brings gentle heat without the burn. There’s no garlic here, just a beautiful blend of warming spices that add depth, color, and a little something-something to both sweet and savory dishes.


It’s what you reach for when your food feels a little flat. Think of it as the blend that adds vibe, not just flavor.

 


 

 

🍯 Where It Works:

 

 

  • Sweet potatoes or roasted carrots – savory or sweet

  • Butternut squash soup or lentils – cozy but not cloying

  • Tossed with nuts before roasting (try it in these Candied Pecans)

  • Baked apples, pears, or peaches*

  • Whipped cream or vanilla yogurt*

  • Dusting the top of a cocktail foam or latte*

  • Cinnamon toast, elevated

  • Sweet potato pie or pumpkin bread*

 

 


 

 

💡 Savory Uses You Might Not Expect:

 

 

  • Rubbed on salmon or pork chops with a honey glaze

  • Added to compound butter for roasted root veggies

  • Sprinkled into chili or stew for richness without heat

  • Tossed into rice or couscous with dried fruit and nuts

  • Mixed into warm vinaigrettes or used to finish a fall salad

  • Paired with these ribs for a smoky-sweet balance you didn’t know you needed

 

 


 

 

🌟 A Word About Vibe:

 


This isn’t cinnamon sugar. It’s deeper, warmer, and more layered. Whether you’re leaning sweet or savory, A Sprinkle of Spice brings that soft-spoken confidence to every bite.


🛒 Grab your refill right here.

📌 Want more ideas? Start with these Candied Pecans and thank us later.

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