Get ready to clear some pantry space because the middle aisle is absolutely bringing the heat this week! From spooky seasonal decor that looks way more expensive than it is to mouth-watering frozen dupes and cozy fall treats, there’s something for every mood. Whether you’re hosting a haunted happy hour or just need a quick weeknight win, these trending finds are worth the hype!
1. Crofton Mini Cast-Iron Baker – $6.99
Perfect for cozy solo meals, these mini cast iron bakers are a seasonal favorite for individualized cooking and table presentation. Each unit is sold individually as part of the Crofton cast iron cookware line.
You’ll love these for making those viral individual cookie bakes or single-serving shakshuka on a lazy Sunday. They feel surprisingly heavy and high-quality for such a low price, proving that middle-aisle finds don’t have to be flimsy. If you’re a fan of aesthetic table settings, you might want to grab a few in different colors to serve warm dips at your next dinner party.
Takeaway: Grab these for perfect single-serve desserts or impressive dinner party dip presentations.
2. Crofton Acacia Wood Pinch Bowls – $4.99
These kitchen staples combine natural acacia wood with an affordable price tag. They are sold in a convenient 2-pack and are designed for seasoning and prep work.
You might want to grab these if you’re tired of digging through giant jars of salt while you’re in the middle of cooking. They add a high-end, organic look to your countertop that looks like it came from a fancy boutique rather than a grocery store. While some think these small wood items can be hit or miss, these are solid, functional pieces that feel far more expensive than five bucks.
Takeaway: Keep these on your counter for salt and pepper to instantly level up your cooking workflow.
3. Ghost-Shaped Serving Board – $9.99
This festive ghost-shaped board is a seasonal favorite for Halloween charcuterie and party spreads. It is part of the Halloween collection and is sold individually.
You’ll be obsessed with this festive find that looks exactly like the high-end versions found in pricey home stores for triple the cost. It’s the perfect size for a spooky movie night spread, especially if you load it up with some triple creme brie and prosciutto. While some shoppers think seasonal boards are just clutter, the quality on this one is actually decent enough to be your go-to October tradition.
Takeaway: This is the ultimate ‘viral’ dupe for your Halloween hosting without the designer price tag.
4. The Village Maker Frozen Pies – $14.98
The Village Maker frozen pies come in premium flavors like apple and strawberry rhubarb, weighing in at a substantial 3 pounds. These pies feature a flaky buttery crust and require about 70 minutes of baking time followed by an hour of cooling.
You’ve got to try the strawberry rhubarb—it is the absolute holy grail of the freezer section and tastes shockingly close to a $45 bakery version. Even if you’re not usually a pie person, the buttery crust and perfectly balanced fruit filling will completely win you over. Pro tip: do not skip that full hour of cooling time, or you’ll end up with a delicious but messy puddle on your plate!
Takeaway: This is the perfect ‘cheat’ for holiday hosting when you want that homemade taste without the effort.
5. Kirkwood Red Bag Chicken Nuggets – $7.45
These frozen crispy nuggets are made from lightly breaded chicken breast chunks and come in a 22 oz bag. They are designed to be heated and enjoyed quickly, often noted for their sweet and salty seasoning profile.
You’ll want to toss these in your air fryer for 12 minutes to get that elite-tier crunch that rivals the most famous chicken chains. Some fans have been critical lately about a recipe change, but I still find that signature sweet brine to be the best in the freezer aisle. They are a total lifesaver for making quick Caesar salad wraps or easy weeknight meals when you’re short on time.
Takeaway: Always use an air fryer rather than the oven to get that authentic fast-food crispiness.
6. Appetitos Pepper Jack Filled Pretzel Bites – $2.99
These savory frozen appetizers feature soft pretzel bread filled with spicy pepper jack cheese. Each 10 oz box typically contains about 15 bite-sized pieces.
You need to grab these immediately if you see them because they are notorious for disappearing from the freezer section for months at a time. The cheese stays inside perfectly without oozing out during cooking, giving you a satisfying spicy pop in every single bite. While I wish the box was a bit bigger, the portion is just right for two people—just be careful not to over-microwave them or the pretzel crust will get tough.
Takeaway: Stock up when you see them since they are a seasonal ‘Aldi Find’ that isn’t always available.
7. Moser-Roth Truffles – $3.29
These premium chocolate candies consist of chocolate spheres with a soft, gooey center, available in milk, white, and 70% dark chocolate. Each bag weighs approximately 4.938 oz.
You’ll honestly think you’re eating the expensive Swiss brand, but at about half the cost per bag. In a blind taste test, these often come out on top because the chocolate itself feels richer and doesn’t have that overly waxy texture. Be warned: it is way too easy to polish off the whole bag in one sitting once you start on the dark chocolate ones, so you might want to buy two.
Takeaway: Swap your usual brand for these to save five dollars without sacrificing a bit of quality.
8. Casa Mamita Mini Beef Tacos – $5.99
These mini tacos contain seasoned beef, pinto beans, and cheddar cheese fried in a corn tortilla. They are sold in the frozen section as a budget-friendly snack option.
You might find the filling a bit paste-like compared to the chicken or veggie versions, but they are still a solid snack for the price. The real secret is in the cooking method; you absolutely must use an air fryer to get the corn tortilla crispy enough to be enjoyable. They are a massive hit for game days, just make sure you have plenty of salsa and sour cream on hand to help carry the flavor.
Takeaway: Perfect for budget-friendly party platters where quantity and crunch are the priorities.
9. Maple Leaf Ice Cream Sandwiches – $4.49
These seasonal fall treats feature maple leaf-shaped cookies with maple-flavored ice cream. They are part of the Sundae Shoppe limited-time autumn lineup.
You’ll love the adorable shape for your fall-themed desserts, but be prepared for a very mild flavor profile compared to other maple treats. Some find the ice cream a bit too milky and lacking that deep maple punch, though the softness of the cookie is quite nice. If you find them a little bland, you might want to drizzle a little actual maple syrup over them to really bring out the autumn vibes.
Takeaway: Buy these for the aesthetic, but add a drizzle of maple syrup if you want a bolder flavor.
10. Cheeseburger and Taco Style Pizza Snacks – $6.59
These pizza snacks come in cheeseburger or taco flavors and are sold in a large 45 oz bag. They are designed as a twist on traditional pizza rolls with non-traditional fillings.
You’ll find these are a total nostalgic throwback to those old-school Mexican party pizzas we all loved as kids. The taco flavor really shines when you get them extra crispy in the air fryer, though the cheeseburger ones could honestly use a bit more seasoning. They aren’t gourmet, but they are exactly what you want for a late-night snack or a quick lunch that keeps the kids happy.
Takeaway: The taco flavor is the clear winner here—stock up on that one for the best experience.
11. Cookies & Cream Spread – $3.65
This indulgent dessert spread comes in a 13 oz jar and features a flavor profile similar to cookies and cream candy bars. The main ingredients are sugar, vegetable oils, and cookie pieces.
You’ll feel like you’re eating a melted white chocolate candy bar straight out of the jar, and honestly, it’s hard to stop at just one spoon. It is undeniably sugary and a bit oily on the tongue, but that’s part of its addictive charm. If you’re looking for a low-calorie health food, keep walking, but if you want the ultimate dessert topping, this is it.
Takeaway: A little goes a long way with this rich spread, so try it as a dip for fruit to balance the sugar.
12. Benton’s Italian Choco Wafers – $4.39
These crispy, chocolate-covered wafer cookies are an Italian-style snack that come in a 5.08 oz package. Each pack contains six individually wrapped wafers.
You’ve likely heard these called a ‘KitKat killer,’ and they truly live up to the hype with a much richer chocolate coating. Fans have been known to buy ten packs at a time because they vanish for months, so grab them immediately when you see them. The individual wrapping is a nice touch for portion control, though you’ll likely find yourself reaching for a second one immediately because they are that good.
Takeaway: Don’t hesitate—these sell out faster than almost any other snack in the bakery aisle.
13. Bake Shop Coffee Cake Bites – $4.49
These seasonal bakery treats come in a 12-count pack and feature fall flavors like Pumpkin and Apple Cider. They are moist bites topped with a traditional coffee cake streusel.
You’ll want these for those mornings when you need a little sweet treat but don’t want to commit to a massive slice of cake. They are perfectly moist and have a great ‘crumb’ to them, though the pumpkin flavor is definitely the superior choice for autumn vibes. They feel like something you’d get from a local gourmet bakery, making them a dangerous find for your morning coffee routine.
Takeaway: The pumpkin version is the fan favorite—grab it before it’s replaced by winter flavors.
14. Bake Shop Pumpkin Sandwich Cookies – $4.99
These limited-time fall cookies feature a spiced pumpkin filling sandwiched between two soft, cake-like cookies. They are sold in a 12-count box in the bakery section.
You’ll find these are a massive upgrade over those crunchy, mass-produced seasonal cookies you see in other aisles. The filling is actually well-spiced and the cookies have a soft texture that makes them feel like a premium treat. If you’re hosting any kind of fall get-together, these look beautiful on a serving platter and will definitely be the first thing your guests finish off.
Takeaway: These are the perfect low-effort dessert to bring to a fall potluck or office party.
15. Sundae Shoppe Cinnamon Coffee Cake Gelato – $3.79
This seasonal gelato blends cinnamon and brown sugar flavors with actual cake pieces. It is part of the Sundae Shoppe limited-time fall dessert line.
You need to skip the mediocre pumpkin version and head straight for this Cinnamon Coffee Cake flavor—it is absolutely fantastic. The cake pieces stay surprisingly soft even when frozen, and the cinnamon flavor is rich without tasting like artificial candy. It’s one of the best frozen finds of the year, though you might want to avoid the Tiramisu flavor from the same brand which has been a bit disappointing.
Takeaway: This is a premium-tier gelato that rivals expensive brands for a fraction of the cost.
16. Earthly Grains Couscous Mix – $1.99
This ready-to-cook mix comes in a 5.8 oz box, with flavors like Roasted Garlic and Olive Oil. It is designed as a quick-prep side dish that can be made in about 10 minutes.
You’ll love this for a fast weeknight side that tastes way more complicated than it actually is. Some long-time fans have noticed a change in the recipe lately, noting it’s no longer vegan, which is a bit of a letdown for some shoppers. Still, for under two dollars, it’s a solid pantry staple that beats the blandness of plain rice any day—just add a little extra feta or fresh herbs to really make it pop.
Takeaway: Add a squeeze of fresh lemon and some chopped parsley to make this boxed mix taste homemade.
17. Aldi Single-Serve Ready-Made Meals – < $8.00
This new line of fresh, never-frozen prepared meals includes Beef Bolognese Spaghetti, Beef Brisket Mac & Cheese, and Butter Chicken & Rice. Each single-serve portion provides between 30 and 46 grams of protein and can be heated in three minutes.
You’ll be genuinely blown away by the Butter Chicken—the basmati rice actually stays fluffy and the sauce has a warmth that rivals local takeout. The Beef Brisket Mac & Cheese is pure decadence, though I recommend mixing the brisket into the cheese yourself to distribute that sweet BBQ flavor. These are absolute game-changers for the gym crowd or anyone who needs a high-protein lunch that doesn’t taste like a typical frozen meal.
Takeaway: These are the ultimate high-protein hack for office lunches that actually taste fresh.
18. Specially Selected Castelvetrano Olives – $4.39
These Italian Castelvetrano olives, also known as Nocellara del Belice, are grown in Sicily. They are known for being bright green, plump, and smooth with a mild flavor profile.
You’ll find these are dangerously snackable—don’t be surprised if you accidentally polish off the whole jar in a single afternoon. They are way more buttery and mild than your standard acidic green olives, making them the gold standard for anyone who usually finds olives too sharp. While some basic olives at this store can be a bit mushy, these consistently have that perfect, firm snap you’re looking for.
Takeaway: These are the best olives in the store—grab two jars because they are only available seasonally.
19. Red Thunder Energy Drink – $3.65
This energy drink is a direct dupe of a major brand and features similar packaging and caffeine content. It is advertised as having a berry-flavor profile.
You’ll be shocked to find that this actually tastes better than the name brand because it lacks that weird ‘chemical’ aftertaste most energy fixes have. To me, it tastes more like a crisp sparkling apple cider than a generic berry drink, which makes it incredibly refreshing. At less than a dollar a can, it’s a massive respect to your wallet if you’re a daily energy drink consumer.
Takeaway: The watermelon version is the standout flavor—it’s bright and refreshing without being cloyingly sweet.
20. Aldi Fresh Salad Kits – $3.65
These Little Salad Bar salad kits are produced by major fresh produce brands like Dole and Fresh Express. They offer a variety of options including Caesar, Southwest, and Poppyseed kits.
You’ll appreciate knowing that these are basically the same high-quality greens you find in other stores for double the price. They are the ultimate weeknight ‘lazy’ dinner hack—just toss everything together and add some protein. While there have been some quality gripes recently, sticking to the classic Caesar or the fresh arugula mixes usually guarantees a win for a fast meal.
Takeaway: Check the dates carefully, but these are a fantastic way to get a full meal on the table in five minutes.
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1. Sundae Shoppe Cookies & Cream Mochi Ice Cream – $4.95
These are perfectly sized store-brand mochi ice cream servings in a popular Cookies & Cream flavor. Each box contains 7.5 oz of the frozen treat.
If you love a chewy texture, you’ll be obsessed with how the dough snaps against the cold filling. It’s the perfect portion for when you want a sweet treat without committing to a whole bowl. You might find the cookie flavor a bit subtle compared to name brands, but for the price, it is a total win for your freezer.
Takeaway: Grab two boxes because these tend to disappear from the freezer much faster than you’d think.
2. Moser Roth Chocolate Bars – $3.29
These high-quality, classically austere European chocolate bars are a staple of the confectionery aisle and feature a high butter fat content. The range includes varieties like 85% cocoa dark chocolate, sea salt, and orange almond in 4.4 oz packages.
You’ll appreciate the snap and rich mouthfeel of this German chocolate, which easily rivals much pricier Swiss brands. If you’re a dark chocolate fan, the 85% version is wonderfully moody and intense without being overly bitter. Keep an eye out for the sea salt variety, though you’ll want to stock up since it has been known to vanish from shelves frequently.
Takeaway: The 85% and 90% dark bars are a top-tier, budget-friendly choice for keto-friendly snacking.
3. Burman’s Dill Pickle Mustard – $1.65
This is a fan-favorite seasonal condiment that returns annually and features a salty-sour flavor profile. It is sold in a 12 oz bottle as part of an assorted seasonal mustard line.
You absolutely need to clear some shelf space for this because once it’s gone, it is gone until next year. It has that perfect tangy punch that pickle lovers crave, and you’ll find it far superior to your standard yellow mustard for adding character to a sandwich. Don’t be surprised if you see people buying five bottles at a time; it really is that good.
Takeaway: This is a seasonal “see-it-grab-it” item, so don’t wait until your next trip to buy it.
4. Death By Garlic Halloween Cheese – $3.85
This Emporium Selection cheese is a cheddar blended with black garlic, providing a mellow, fermented, and slightly sweet taste. Part of a seasonal four-cheese Halloween collection, it comes in a 6.5 oz size encased in black wax.
Don’t let the “spooky” name fool you; you’re getting a surprisingly sophisticated, crumbly cheddar that isn’t nearly as aggressive as raw garlic. You might find the black wax a bit tricky to remove, so you’ll want to be careful to avoid getting any on the cheese itself. It is a total conversation starter for any fall gathering and has a great savory depth.
Takeaway: This is the perfect headliner for a spooky-themed charcuterie board.
5. Hummus topped with Olive Tapenade – $2.85
This Park Street Deli hummus features a creamy base topped with a tapenade mix of chopped green, black, and kalamata olives. Key ingredients include tahini, lemon juice, thyme, garlic, capers, and citric acid in a 10 oz container.
You’ll love the briny, acidic pop the olives provide against the velvety smoothness of the chickpeas. It is significantly more interesting than a plain tub, though you might find yourself wishing the olive topping was spread a bit more generously across the surface. If you’re a fan of salty, Mediterranean flavors, this is going to be your new go-to dip.
Takeaway: Stir the tapenade into the hummus before diving in to ensure every bite has that salty olive kick.
6. Park Street Deli Mexicali Dip – $3.29
This 10 oz dip features a base of mayo and cream cheese mixed with bits and pieces of peppers, onions, and tomatoes. It is designed to offer a flavor profile similar to a spicy 7-layer dip.
You’ll find this dip to be incredibly rich and creamy, though it might be a little heavy if you’re only using thin corn chips. It has a solid kick of heat that isn’t overwhelming, making it a reliable crowd-pleaser for game days. Its versatility is its secret weapon, so you’ll want to think outside the chip bowl with this one.
Takeaway: Use it as a shortcut topping for tacos or as a spread inside a breakfast burrito for instant flavor.
7. Elevation Ultra-Filtered Milkshakes – $8.79
These protein-packed drinks come in a 4-pack of 11.5 fl oz bottles and are available in chocolate or vanilla flavors. Each bottle contains 30 grams of protein and is ultra-filtered.
You’ll notice these are thinner and more watery than a traditional thick milkshake, but that actually makes them much easier to drink quickly on the go. While some find the chocolate scent a bit distinct, the vanilla version tastes like melted ice cream and is a fantastic alternative to more expensive name brands. They sell out fast, so if you see them, you’d better grab a pack or two.
Takeaway: These are a fantastic budget-friendly dupe for premium filtered protein shakes.
8. Earthy Grains Couscous Mix – $1.85
This quick and easy pantry staple provides a complete side dish in just five minutes of cook time. It comes in a 5.8 oz box and is available in varieties like Roasted Garlic & Olive Oil.
You’ll appreciate how quickly this comes together on a busy weeknight when you need a side dish that doesn’t require a whole recipe. Be aware that recent versions may contain milk byproducts, so you’ll want to check the label if you’re avoiding dairy. It is a solid, reliable box, even if you find the flavorings a bit more subtle than a from-scratch version.
Takeaway: For more volume at a lower price, buy the plain version and add your own seasonings.
9. Beef Shaved Steak – $6.45
This 14 oz container of thinly sliced beef is a budget-friendly find in the meat department. It is designed for quick cooking and serves as the primary ingredient for homemade cheesesteaks.
You’ll be shocked at how much meat is packed into this little container—it’s enough to feed a family of four easily. When you first toss it in the pan, it might look a bit “wet,” but don’t panic because it browns up beautifully into a tender, crumbly texture. You should definitely use a very hot skillet to get that perfect restaurant-style sear on the edges.
Takeaway: This meat is incredibly versatile; use it for anything from beef fried rice to quick street tacos.
10. Bake Shop Coffee Cake Bites – $4.49
These are returning seasonal bakery items available in a 12-count, 10 oz package. They are offered in both Pumpkin and Apple Cider flavors for the fall season.
You’ll find these to be dangerously snackable, especially with that sugary streusel topping that tends to get everywhere. They are the ultimate fall treat to have on the counter for guests, though you might find the apple flavor a bit more authentic than the pumpkin spice version. Just be prepared for a bit of a sugar rush when you dive into these!
Takeaway: These are a limited-time find, so snatch them up before the bakery aisle moves on to winter treats.
11. Clancy’s Roasted Sweet Corn Popcorn – $2.99
This is a seasonal 6 oz snack known for its unique sweet-savory and buttery corn flavor profile. It is trans fat-free and typically appears during the summer and fall seasons.
You’ll either love or be very confused by this flavor—it tastes exactly like a bowl of buttered summer corn in popcorn form. It has a distinct “roasted” note that sets it apart from your typical sugary kettle corn. If you’ve been looking for a replacement for those hard-to-find corn-flavored chips, you’ll find this to be a very respectable alternative.
Takeaway: Grab a bag while you can, as this is a seasonal item that develops a huge following and disappears quickly.
12. Pumpkin Spice Waffles – $2.19
These are a 10-count frozen breakfast item weighing 12.3 oz that returns to stores every autumn. They feature warm seasonal spices and are often priced at $0.18 per ounce.
You’ll love how these make your entire kitchen smell like a fall candle the second they hit the toaster. They aren’t overly sweet, which is great because it lets you add your own toppings without it becoming a sugar bomb. While they don’t contain a ton of actual pumpkin, the spice blend is exactly what you want on a chilly morning.
Takeaway: These are a fantastic budget-friendly way to get your pumpkin spice fix without leaving the house.
13. Cinnamon Coffee Cake Gelato – $3.79
This Sundae Shoppe dessert is a pint of creamy fall-themed gelato featuring cinnamon and cake pieces. It is a highly sought-after seasonal item that frequently sells out.
You’ll find this to be incredibly decadent and arguably the best of the seasonal gelato lineup at this price point. It has a perfect balance of sweet cream and cinnamon swirl, and you’ll love that the little bits of cake stay surprisingly soft even when frozen. If you see it, don’t hesitate—the shelves for this flavor are usually empty by mid-afternoon.
Takeaway: Check the very back of the freezer case if the front looks empty, as a few pints sometimes hide there!
14. Kirkwood Ground Turkey – $2.45
This is a 16 oz package of ground turkey, often found in the freezer or refrigerator section. It is a reliable staple for multi-generational households and large family meal planning.
You’ll find this is a total lifesaver for your budget, coming in at nearly half the price of ground beef at most stores. The texture can be a bit more “wet” coming out of the package than you might be used to, but you’ll find it browns up just fine for sauces. It’s a seamless swap for tacos or lasagna, though you might want to stick to beef if you’re planning on making thick, juice-heavy burgers.
Takeaway: Look for the expiration date printed on the white part of the package to ensure peak freshness.
15. Summit Diet Cola – $4.95
This is an affordable store-brand beverage sold in a 12-pack of 12 fl oz cans. It contains zero calories and is designed for shoppers looking to save on soft drinks.
You might find this one to be a bit polarizing; you’ll either think it’s a great budget alternative or find the aftertaste a bit too generic. It is definitely closer to an “RC Cola” or “Pepsi Zero” vibe than a classic “Coke” profile. If you’re trying to save a few bucks on your weekly soda habit, it is worth a shot, but don’t expect an exact name-brand match.
Takeaway: Try one cold before committing to a whole case if you are particularly picky about your diet sweeteners.
16. Sprecher Honeycrisp Apple Soda – $4.98
This is a caffeine-free and gluten-free seasonal gourmet soda sold in 4-packs of 16 oz bottles. It is a limited-edition Midwestern discovery that has gained a dedicated fan following.
You’ll be blown away by how much this actually tastes like biting into a fresh Honeycrisp apple. It has that signature high-quality carbonation and uses real honey for a sweetness that isn’t cloying or artificial. It is a rare gem that only pops up for a limited time, so you’ll find it’s worth the slightly higher price for a special treat.
Takeaway: Treat this as a gourmet sipping soda rather than your everyday soft drink.
17. L’oven Fresh Cinnamon Raisin Mini Bagels – $3.85
These are 18 oz packages of mini bagels featuring cinnamon and raisins. They are regarded as a quick and reliable breakfast or snack option by shoppers.
You’ll appreciate how these little guys are the perfect size for a quick snack that fits right in your hand. They toast up much better than the full-sized versions, which can sometimes feel a bit too bready or dry. They are excellent for kids or for those mornings when you just need a small bite of something sweet and carb-heavy to get moving.
Takeaway: These are a solid, budget-friendly grocery bagel that handles cream cheese perfectly.
18. Cedar Plank Atlantic Salmon – $10.30
This product features Atlantic salmon pre-placed on a cedar plank, sold by weight for approximately $10.29 per lb. It is designed for grilling to impart a subtle smoky aroma and campfire flavor.
You’ll love how this makes you look like a total pro at the grill without any of the actual prep work. The wood plank helps steam the fish so it stays incredibly moist while preventing that annoying sticking to the grates. Just make sure you soak the plank for about 20 minutes first, or you’ll find yourself dealing with more smoke than you bargained for!
Takeaway: Turn off the grill burner directly beneath the salmon for a slower, more controlled cook that avoids burning the plank.
19. Aldi Milk Chocolate Bar – $1.99
This budget-friendly European-style milk chocolate is produced in Germany and includes options under the Choceur and Moser Roth brands. Ingredients vary by bar, with some featuring chocolate liquor and hazelnut paste, while others utilize dry whole milk and vanilla.
You’ll find that the Moser Roth is the clear winner for texture—it’s incredibly smooth and melts exactly how you want a luxury bar to melt. If you try the Choceur version, you might find it a bit grainier than expected, which you’ll likely notice if you’re used to smoother Swiss brands. Stick with the Moser Roth Extra Creamy if you want a high-end experience without the high-end price.
Takeaway: Go for the Moser Roth “Extra Creamy” for the most authentic premium European chocolate experience.
20. Everything Jalapeno Bagel Seasoning
This is a punchy, flavorful seasoning blend from Stonemill that offers a spicy twist on the traditional bagel seasoning. It is typically a seasonal item sold in a 2.3-ounce shaker.
You’ll want to sprinkle this on everything once you realize how much heat it adds to your basic pantry staples. It is the perfect way to get that savory “everything” flavor with an extra zing that isn’t just focused on salt. If you’re tired of the basic version, this is the spicy upgrade your kitchen cabinet has been waiting for.
Takeaway: Apply a light egg wash to your breads first to help the seasoning “glue” in place before baking.
