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  • Arugula

    Since the days of the ancient Romans, Arugula (also known as rocket, rugula and rucola) has long been favored as a peppery, mustard-like, salad herb.

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    Origin: USA
    Arugula
  • Baby Dill

    Create a display using a large variety of Fresh Herbs from Melissa’s including Arugala, Basil, Chives, Oregano and more.

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    Origin: USA
    Baby Dill
  • Basil

    This popular herb is well-liked for its warm, spicy overtones and rich fragrance. With nuances of licorice and cloves, Melissa’s fresh Basil is wonderful when combined with chicken, lamb or duck.

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    Origin: USA
    Basil
  • Bay Leaf

    3 packages (.62 oz. each) for $6.30 Origin: USA
    Must be 1-999
    Bay Leaf
  • Caliente Chile Assortment

    Salsas, Chile Rellenos, Moles, Enchiladas....so many tasty dishes to choose from when you have fresh and dried chiles at your fingertips!

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    2.5 lbs. for $25.10 Origin: Multiple Origins
    Must be 1-999
    Caliente Chile Assortment
  • Canela (Don Enrique® Cinnamon Sticks)

    Don Enrique’s Canela (Cinnamon Sticks) is harvested from the inner bark of the stems of a tropical evergreen tree. Canela curls into long quills when dried. Cut into lengths, canela is sold as is or may be ground into powdered cinnamon and used for baking and cooking.

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    3 - 1 ounce packages for $8.50 Origin: Mexico, USA
    Must be 1-999
    Canela (Don Enrique® Cinnamon Sticks)
  • Chervil

    Often used like parsley, Chervil’s delicate anise-like flavor provides excellent seasoning for bulgur wheat, couscous, pasta, rice and stuffings.

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    Origin: USA
    Chervil
  • Chilaca Chile

    The Chilaca Chile is long and narrow, dark to blackish-green chile with a shiny surface formed by undulating vertical ridges. It measures 6 – 9 inches long and 1 inch in diameter.

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    Origin: Mexico, USA
    Chilaca Chile
  • Chives

    The delicate onion flavor of freshly chopped Chives is a welcome addition to practically any menu. A relative of onions and leeks, Melissa’s Chives may be used in place of raw onion whenever a more mild flavor is desired.

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    Origin: Mexico, USA
    Chives
  • Chopped Crystallized Ginger

    The perfect size for baking, Melissa's Chopped Crystallized Ginger is made of high quality "young" ginger which is more delicate and less pungent than the widely used mature ginger root. These sweet and flavorful morsels can be used in muffins, cookies, and scones as well as eaten out of hand.

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    3 packages 3oz. each for $10.30 Origin: China, USA
    Must be 1-999
    Chopped Crystallized Ginger
  • Chopped Garlic

    Garlic has long been considered an essential natural culinary ingredient. Melissa's Ready-To-Use Garlics add flavor to main dishes, stir-fries, soups, sauces and dressings -- without additives or preservatives.

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    3 jars (4.5 oz. each) for $8.50 Origin: USA
    Must be 1-999
    Chopped Garlic
  • Cilantro

    Sometimes referred to as "the world’s most widely used herb," Cilantro’s hardy flavor makes it a favorite of Latin, Asian, Indian and Caribbean cooking.

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    Origin: Mexico, USA
    Cilantro
  • Colossal Garlic

    Melissa’s Colossal Garlic is large, beautiful, bright white garlic. This garlic is very pleasing to the eye as well as to the taste buds. Colossal Garlic is very neat and clean with a thin, smooth skin protecting the delicious pungent cloves.

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    Origin: USA
    Colossal Garlic
  • Cream Style Horseradish

    Add zest to sandwiches; use as a spicy substitute for common mustard or mayonnaise.

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    Origin: USA
    Cream Style Horseradish
  • Crystallized Ginger

    Made from spicy & sweet young ginger from Thailand.

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    3 packages, 3 ounces each for $8.80 Origin: China
    Must be 1-999
    Crystallized Ginger

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