Teaspoon Size Packs of Spices Edit
Spice Enlightenment

“If you’ve ever searched a cluttered cabinet for one elusive spice and felt as if you are conducting an archaeological dig… If you found that wayward spice and realized you bought it so long ago it had about as much flavour as last summer’s grass clippings… If you know how it feels to reach a critical point in your recipe and discover the measuring spoon is missing in action… Then you’re ready for spice enlightenment,” reads the company’s press material.
To bring “Spice Enlightenment” to consumers TSP Spices introduced the pre-measured, 1-teaspoon spice packets, packed in attractive storage tins that keep the ingredients fresh and convenient.
Free of fillers and additives, and non-irradiated, the spices are packed for single use in 1-teaspoon quantities in dainty, flexible-film stick-packs, so “each time you open a packet, the contents are fresh and full of flavour,” the company notes.
The company refuses to detail the composition of the used packaging material.

Package graphics are tasteful and spare, with each spice represented by a rich deep, earth-toned colour. Shown on labels and embossed on the silver tins is TSP Spices’ “mascot,” the Spice Finch, which legend says found its way from Asia to Europe by following the spice ships.

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