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The Spicy Gourmet – Online Deal

$49 for Spicy-Barbecue Poultry-Marinade Set with a Spice Mill and $30 Worth of Spices ($99 Value) 

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Sun Jun 23 06:59:59 UTC 2013
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In a Nutshell

Whole and milled USDA-certified organic and fair-trade spices such as black peppercorn, paprika, and cumin seeds

The Fine Print

  • Expires 180 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Valid online only. Extra fee for shipping on select items. $30 Groupon must be used before marinade set will be shipped.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Among things that make your eyes water, eating heavily spiced foods ranks third after cutting onions and listening to children read out loud. Keep foods delicately spiced with this Groupon.

$49 for a Spicy-Barbecue Poultry-Marinade Package ($99 Total Value)

  • Spicy-barbecue poultry-marinade set, which includes six spices, such as paprika, black peppercorn, and turmeric, as well as a spice mill (a $69 value)
  • $30 worth of spices and spice sets

The Spicy Gourmet's collection includes USDA-certified organic spices such as whole cardamom pods ($12.99), cayenne-pepper powder ($10.99), and fresh masala-chai blending sets ($29.95), among others.

The Spicy Gourmet

Some of Dinesh Perera's earliest memories were not of sights, but of smells. Specifically, the smells that wafted from his kitchen in Sri Lanka, where his grandmother and grandaunt would dry roast and hand grind pungent spices to create the large, laughter-filled feasts his family shared nightly. When he and his brothers moved to London and away from these fragrant repasts, Perera watched as his father, a man who had hardly set foot in a kitchen, slowly learned to blend spices and prepare satisfying meals for the family. With an upbringing so full of tastes and aromas, it's no wonder that Perera established The Spicy Gourmet, an online shop bursting with spices fetched from Sri Lankan and Indian community farms.

Each of The Spicy Gourmet's herbs and spices are USDA certified organic and purchased following fair-trade guidelines. Home cooks can find nearly everything they need to create authentic South Asian cuisine from scratch, including cumin, fenugreek, coriander, and cardamom. Many of these spices come in their whole-seed form, which is perfect for dry roasting in a skillet or planting a whole garden of Indian restaurants. Of course, the company doesn't only traffic in the exotic—black peppercorns, cinnamon sticks, and whole cloves ensure home pantries are ready for whatever recipe comes their way. Though they come from faraway lands, The Spicy Gourmet makes sure that spices stay fresh by packing them in airtight foil bags and sturdy tin jars.

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