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Flavour Analysis

Creole seasoning begins with a vivid impression of definite pungent aroma, before chilli, black pepper and bell pepper emerge underneath. A thymus note carries earthy herbalness, while a brine note brings a salty character into focus, and celery and allspice notes give the profile several distinct sides.

Dominant Flavour Families

Spice
Herbal / Herbaceous
Earthy
Vegetal
Maillard

Flavour profile of creole seasoning

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Garlicy

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Creole seasoning

GarlicySpice

creole seasoning8.0

Strongly pungent, sharp, sulfurous aroma characteristic of garlic bulbs and chives. Strong in creole seasoning.

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