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A Mesquite pack of Cedar Creek on a marble counter between marbled steaks on a board, olive oil, mushrooms and a red pepper mill
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Small batch. All natural. Kraft paper.

Cedar Creek blends natural spices in small batches, and packs its marinade mixes in kraft paper with a window on the dish.

What we make

Spice blends, a batch at a time.

Cedar Creek makes natural spice blends in small batches. Four of them are marinade mixes, one pack to one marinade: Garlic Herb, Ginger Tyme, Mesquite and Lemon Pepper.

A Mesquite pack of Cedar Creek on a deep red ground with red pepper flakes, garlic, basil and a steak
2015

The kraft pack.

In 2015 the marinade mixes moved into a new pack: recyclable kraft paper with a clear window on the front, and a bright picture of the dish inside it, so each flavour can be told apart at a glance.

  • Marinade mixOne pack, one marinade
  • Net weight1.12 oz (32 g)
  • On the sealAll natural spice blend, small batch crafted
  • The packRecyclable kraft paper with a window

All natural spice blend. Small batch crafted.

It is written round the seal on every pack.

Four white wooden spoons of loose dried blends on a dark plank table
The blends

Four packs, four dinners.

A Garlic Herb pack of Cedar Creek marinade mix on a kitchen counter beside a plate of roasted Brussels sprouts, green beans and potatoes
01

Garlic Herb

Garlic and herbs for the oven: roast vegetables, potatoes, a tray of chicken.

A Ginger Tyme pack of Cedar Creek marinade mix on a kitchen counter beside a plate of glazed salmon with lime and sliced ginger
02

Ginger Tyme

Ginger and thyme for fish: salmon first, then pork chops or prawns.

A Mesquite pack of Cedar Creek marinade mix on a wooden outdoor table beside a platter of glazed ribs, a grill fire behind
03

Mesquite

Mesquite for the grill: ribs, steak, anything that goes over fire.

A Lemon Pepper pack of Cedar Creek marinade mix in a sunny kitchen beside a platter of grilled chicken and lemon slices
04

Lemon Pepper

Lemon and black pepper for chicken and white fish.

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