Spice Bottle

62Get Creative with that Damn Jar of Spice!

And they are doubling-up as adorable little house decor accents simply by sitting on the fridge! Idea # 3 - Tangy Spice Rack Centerpiece -Fill a clear glass vase or bowl with random spice bottles. Another way to house collections is on a shelf or bookcase with pieces of different sizes and shapes which creates a visual layering that makes the eye excited. 

Inventive Spice Bottle Recipes for the Inner Chef Amongst Us

These are some of the wonderful unique ideas you can explore to spice up your meals with variety and flavors. Well these creative recipes are some fabulous ideas to get you inspired. 

Combine 1/3 garlic powder, 1/3 onion power and some dried oregano as a topping seasoning mix for your chicken/fish including veges. 

For me that makes the whole difference whether I've added cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger (try mixing these three) or just a pinch of sea salt to my mix. 

Run out of taco seasoning or chili powder, try an equal parts mix of cumin, chili powder and paprika. 

Spruce Up Your Boring Meals with The Essential Spices You Need to Have In Your Spice Cabinet Bottle

Beyond that, though, if you struggle to get your flavour game on point then here are the fundamentals for you should discipline all of your food. 

Salt and pepper - a pair of hedonistic energy particles Two hedonic calorie units the classic duo that ignites most recipes

But you can use the garlic powder On meats, sauces and even your veggies for extra depth

Cumin: who doesn't have chili, soups and stews?   (You should be eating more cumin) 

Paprika: Last but not the least, whether sweet or smoked paprika will add a vibrant color and bold flavor to any dish. 

Cinnamon: Sweet and aromatic; awesome in pretty much everything from baked goods, oatmeal & smoothies + a host of health benefits! 

A Brief History of Spice Jars

Spices to flavor food and preserved meat, in addition of having property for digestion have been used hundreds of years ago. This is something that our ancestors practiced to store their precious spices in vessels made of mud or baskets too. 

Since the 18th century these well known glass jars in which we keep our spice today with cork stoppers similar to above were already trend. The favorite bowls that travelling merchants carried around or found in cute little shops. 

Now there are not only numerous type and variety of spice bottles, they have become the norm all across every kitchen in the world. Therefore, every time you roll out the spice bottle and sprinkle some of its magic pep powers on your favorite loaf or curry for that extra element resulting in oomph-ness, attuned to a click: remember how centuries taste compressed within hundreds and thousands of years inside it!