Winterberry Sparkler

A twist on a classic Mint Julep, this bourbon-based cocktail includes a lively hint of ginger and infused mint-bourbon to brighten the cocktail and stir up some interest!

Evaporated milk is the secret weapon to achieving a decadent hot cocoa with qualities of a drinking chocolate. This versatile recipe can be made ahead of time and reheated – or even served chilled like a milkshake.

This cozy blend of brown sugar, honey, cinnamon, and spices evoke classic graham cracker vibes – sweet, crunchy, and loaded with fresh-baked biscuit and true holiday aromas. Use generously for topping breakfast items, cookies, and treats.

These bite-sized beauties are the quintessential fall treat. Baked with brown butter and warm spices, a spiced sugar topping gives way to a delicious, chewy center with perfect pumpkin flavor.

A classic stuffing combo of sausage, onion, and celery – with seasonal, sweet-tart flavors of apple and cranberry. Whether you call it stuffing or dressing, this full-flavored side dish will delight on weeknights as well as on Thanksgiving.

Perfect for the oven, grill, or even campfire, these delicious, make-ahead packs have all the great flavors of a classic seafood boil – with none of the clean-up. Garlic bread or cornbread makes a great accompaniment for soaking up the sauce.

Uniquely flavored with our ConfetTEA Cake White Tea and Sugar, this fun and festive cocktail is like a birthday cake-inspired cream soda for grown-ups. It is the perfect libation when you want to celebrate a special occasion or simply celebrate the day.

Enjoyed barefoot on the beach or cozy by a fire - our spirited cocoas are the perfect way to treat yourself this holiday season. Island Rum is a delectable blend of spiced rum and indulgent Tropical Cocoa. Peanut Butter Cup is a decadent blend of peanut butter whiskey and Cozy Cocoa. Mezcal Spiced is an exciting layering of spicy and sweet, with deep smoky notes of mezcal blended with our peppery, Spiced Cocoa. Each recipe makes one cocktail.

An ideal combination of savory, spicy, and sweet, this Caribbean-inspired coconut shrimp makes a delicious main course, appetizer, or salad topper. Serve with Sweet Chili Lime or Whipped Mango Jerk dipping sauces for even more flavor!

Gin infused with Mint Basil Herbal Tea and a wild blueberry simple syrup takes this easy, 4-ingredient cocktail to new, garden-fresh heights.

Preparing the big holiday meal has several moving parts, so let this quick, 3-ingredient cranberry sauce ease your prep list. With a pretty pink hue, it’s the perfect balance of sweet and tart.

Nestled in a fragrant gravy of rich tomatoes, sweet basil, garlic, and cream, this easy, one pan salmon recipe is table-ready in just 20 minutes and is sure to become a family favorite. 

All the flavor, none of the oil. These easy, yeast-free fritters are a cinch to prepare – and the air fryer transforms them into comforting, guilt-free indulgences.

The combination of tart cranberry and rich butter strikes the perfect balance. Delicious on toast, biscuits, scones, and more, sweet dreams are made of this pretty pink spread. 

Chips? Veggies? Crackers? Sandwich spreads? Salads? We’ve got you covered! These general ratios will work with just about any spice blend or seasoning, however, best to avoid those containing pods, seeds, or whole peppercorns, as these ingredients will not soften in the sour cream base.

As temperatures drop outside, stay cozy inside with a hot toddy. This ultra-quick, 3-ingredient recipe will have you sitting back and enjoying this soothing sipper in no time.

This classic Bloody Mary is made simple with Bloody Mary Spice Blend. Inclusive of everything but the vodka and tomato juice, this blend creates a zesty tomato-based cocktail with a medley of flavors!

What’s this? A milk tea recipe with no milk? Well, kind of! This recipe has all the components of milk– cream & water– but they are added at different times. This makes for a better infusion and, as a result, a richer and more flavorful milk tea. This approach not only will save your saucepot from those caked-on milk solid pitfalls (common with traditional stovetop heating), it is also more versatile– serve it up warm or make ahead and enjoy chilled or as a base for numerous barista-style beverages.