🌊 Dive into Flavor with OLD BAY!
OLD BAY Seasoning with Malt Vinegar is a versatile dry seasoning blend that combines the iconic flavors of OLD BAY with malt vinegar. Perfect for enhancing fries, wings, seafood, and vegetables, this expertly crafted mix is designed to elevate your culinary creations. Use it as a rim garnish for cocktails or as a flavorful addition to marinades.
J**
Variable spice
Nice blend of spices , not only for crab, fish and meat , but was surprisingly tasty in a vegetable soup.
U**C
Delicous! Highly recommend!
Delicous! We're always shopping for new spices as we like to experiement since salt is not longer an option in our diet. Delicious with fish and chips, salads and more. Higly recommend!
C**E
Taste Great
Just enough Vinegar for my taste add to Tuna Fish with dill wow!
C**S
Good Flavor, But Not Quite What I Expected from Malt Vinegar
I recently tried the OLD BAY Seasoning with Malt Vinegar flavor, hoping to add a unique twist to my fries and seafood. The seasoning has that classic OLD BAY kick, which I enjoyed, but I was surprised by the taste—it didn’t quite have the strong malt vinegar flavor I was expecting. Instead, it leaned more on the spicy side, which may not be what everyone is looking for if they’re expecting a pure malt vinegar taste.That said, the seasoning itself is flavorful and versatile. It added a nice zest to my fries and wings and even worked well on roasted veggies, giving them a little extra something. The heat level is moderate, so if you like a touch of spice, this will likely be enjoyable.
A**R
Just enough oomph
Scrumptious. Great to add to fries. Not the cheapest seasoning, but does taste good.
A**R
Great for seafood and more
Great spice for making you seem like a chef even when you’re not
J**E
A Southern Classic
All sold out in my small town. Good price and a tasty staple in southern kitchens
H**R
Good spice, terrible price
Good but strong so you better like vinegar! The price greatly changes so it's not a good value for your money.
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