0

Mace Spice Ground Non-GMO Pungent And Spicy Flavor Freshly Packed In A Resealable Bag 1oz

 
Be Safe - We Directly Ship From Country of Origin
 
BE SAFE
WE ONLY SOURCE
FROM OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS
 
From United States
To United States
In 5-10 Days
US$19.99 shipping fees for any order
 
GRAND SELECTION

Think of it and most probably we have it among our grand selection of products!

 
AMAZING PRICES

Get ready for the amazing and best Supps prices ever!

 
FIXED RATE DELIVERY

Get your order anywhere on this planet within 5-10 days with a fixed rate of $19.99 (no matter the size of your order)

 

 

 
Mace Spice Ground Non-GMO Pungent And Spicy Flavor Freshly Packed In A Resealable Bag 1oz




Regular Price: US$29.99

Special Price US$24.99

Availability: In stock


Supplier: Fruidles

Category: Grocery & Gourmet Food Pantry Staples & Cooking Ingredients Herbs & Spices & Seasonings Single Herbs & Spices Mace


Or instantly:
US$19.99 shipping fees for any order

Key Benefits

  • 🌳 From Nutmeg Tree — Mace comes from the bright red webbing surrounding the nutmeg pit of the myristica fragrans tree.
  • 🌶️ Pungent & Spicy — Mace tastes more pungent and spicier than nutmeg, with flavor notes similar to cinnamon and pepper.
  • 🍪 Baking Essential — Mace is primarily used in baking and has long been the dominant flavor in doughnuts, cakes, and cookies.
  • 🥘 Versatile Spice — Mace works in both sweet baking and savory dishes, combining well with allspice and cinnamon.
  • ✅ Non-GMO — This ground mace is non-GMO and freshly packed in a resealable 1oz bag.

Common Questions

What is mace and how is it related to nutmeg?
Mace is the bright red webbing that surrounds the shell of the nutmeg pit. Both come from the same fruit of the nutmeg tree myristica fragrans, making them siblings.
How does mace taste compared to nutmeg?
Mace is more pungent and spicier than nutmeg, with flavor notes similar to a combination of cinnamon and pepper.
What color is ground mace?
Ground mace has a reddish color from the dried bright red webbing of the nutmeg fruit.
What are common uses for mace in cooking?
Mace is primarily used in baking, particularly as the dominant flavor in doughnuts, and also in cakes, cookies, and savory dishes.
 
Be Safe - We Directly Ship From Country of Origin
 
BE SAFE
WE ONLY SOURCE
FROM OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS
 
From United States
To United States
In 5-10 Days
US$19.99 shipping fees for any order
 
GRAND SELECTION

Think of it and most probably we have it among our grand selection of products!

 
AMAZING PRICES

Get ready for the amazing and best Supps prices ever!

 
FIXED RATE DELIVERY

Get your order anywhere on this planet within 5-10 days with a fixed rate of $19.99 (no matter the size of your order)

 

 

 
Verified Customers Reviews
My Cart
Item
Continue Shopping