Baking Spices, Extracts & Flavorings
Common baking spices like ginger and cinnamon are essential for great baking. Use these ingredients and other essential spices used in baking to mix up delectable cakes, cookies, desserts and pies. Not just for fall or holiday baking, this selection of sweet spices for baking, natural flavorings, pure extracts and vanilla beans will keep you well-stocked any time you need a sugar rush or want to bake up a sweet treat.
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Supreme Saigon Cinnamon
If you're looking for bold, fresh cinnamon flavor, then look no further with Supreme Saigon Cinnamon. Our ground Saigon cinnamon's higher oil conte...
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Cinnamon-Spiced Mug Brownie
A warm hug in a cinna-mug. A flavorful spin on a classic treat, all ages will enjoy this brownie-in-a-mug recipe. Best of all, this cinnamon browni...
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Ground Ceylon "True" Cinnamon
Ground Ceylon "True" Cinnamon is called "true cinnamon" because it's cinnamon in its truest form – the bark of a cinnamon tree. Ceylon cinnamon is ...
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Cinnamon Sugar
Our blend of Cinnamon Sugar seasoning is proof that sometimes spice blends don’t need to be complex to have a big flavor impact and endless possibi...
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Spiced Vanilla Bean Sugar
We took our Vanilla Bean Sugar and blended it with spices like cinnamon and allspice to create an aromatic, sweet-spiced version of this classic fa...
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Ceylon ''True'' Cinnamon Sticks
Our Ceylon Cinnamon Sticks are not quite as strong in flavor as cassia, but are sweeter. These cinnamon sticks are exactly the cinnamon flavor you'...
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Ground Indonesian Cinnamon
Ground Indonesian Cinnamon is a quality baking cinnamon powder that's great in pies, pastries and other sweets. Sprinkle ground cinnamon on toast, ...
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Indonesian Cinnamon Sticks
Indonesian Cinnamon Sticks, or Cassia cinnamon sticks, are the most popular variety of whole cinnamon used with cooking and baking recipes, especia...
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Frosted Cinnamon Bun Popcorn Seasoning
Get 10% off the purchase of any 3 shakers - mix & match your favorites! Treat your taste buds to something sweet. Frosted Cinnamon Bun Popcorn...
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An elegant vanilla bean glaze and sweet cinnamon swirl make every bite of this buttery, almond-scented bundt cake absolute bliss.
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Any-Flavor Swiss Buttercream Recipe
Turn any baking project into a masterpiece with this buttercream. Add a splash of extract for a never-ending array of flavor possibilities!
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More Information
What are the most used baking spices?
Cinnamon is probably the most commonly used baking spice. You'll probably also want to have cocoa powder, vanilla, ginger, and nutmeg on hand. Other baking spices include allspice, cloves, and other extract flavors.
How do I find the best extracts?
For the best baking extracts, it's important they're bake-proof & can withstand high temperatures for baking, so that they retain their flavor even after being in the oven.
What is baking spice?
Baking spice is a blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice and ginger. To make a simple Baking Spice blend, combine 2 Tbsp cinnamon with 1 Tbsp nutmeg, 1 1/2 tsp allspice and ginger.
What spices are good in cookies?
It depends on the cookie! Definitely vanilla extract. If you want to make gingersnaps, you have to have ground ginger. For snickerdoodle cookies, you'll need cinnamon.
What spices are used in cakes?
The most commonly used spices when making a cake are vanilla extract, cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, cocoa powder -- or try baking with a different flavor like butterscotch, almond, maple, or lavender extract.