Eastanbul Allspice Ground, All Spice Seasoning, Natural, Vegan, 5.29oz | All Spice Powder for Cake, Pimento, Yenibahar, Ground Allspice, All Spices

Soooo tasty, great flavor. Made some cig kofte with it and it came out delicious. Also great price, better than at the stores near me.

Need a bigger size that smells and taste perfectly for my husband’s chai tea

It is well sealed and has a nice fresh aroma when using it. Definitely enhances the flavor of some home dishes.

This is very good allspice. I use it in a bunch of different cooking and baking, and the flavor is always very prominent

Great flavor but was put in bag on delivery and container squished had to put in another container and luckily I had one. Good pricing came quickly

The Eastanbul Allspice Ground arrived with the entire package smelling of Allspice. You notice immediately that Allspice escaped the container. After cleaning up and opening the lid we found that the foil seal had blown. I'm guessing that this container was squeezed as it is quite flexible. This popped the foil seal and blew allspice into the lid. The lid is just a few threads so allspice can still spill out. It is an abundant amount of allspice to have destroyed in transit. Supplier should consider more secure packaging or shore up the container.

This is a large 5.29 ounce container of fresh tasting allspice that comes safety sealed with a shaker/spoon out flip top. Produced in Mexico, this is pure allspice without any additives or anti-caking agents. The container that I received had a best by date of 12/2026 which gives me plenty of time to use it. Allspice can be used as a substitute for cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg in recipes or used to add warmth to both sweet and savory dishes. I use it when making pumpkin pie, Swedish meatballs, and in pot roasts and gravy. This is a good value for the quality and amount you get!

My wife likes baking with fresh pumpkin so Allspice gets used quite a bit. The label states product of Mexico, so given that Allspice is best known from the Central America/Mexican region, I'll take that as a stamp of authenticity. It has a good aroma and has worked well with the pumpkin bread we have used it for so far. Expiration date is December 2026, so plenty of time to use it.