Laura Rhodes Naturals: Culinary Herbs and Seasoning Salts
Laura Rhodes Naturals: Culinary Herbs + Seasoning Salts
Elevate your cooking with Laura Rhodes Naturals Culinary Herbs and Seasoning Salts, crafted especially for our Online Amherst Farmers Market Customers! We take pride in creating these exceptional blends in small batches, using herbs lovingly grown in the Rhodes House Garden. You can trust that every ingredient is all-natural, with no pesticides or sprays.
Our Offerings:
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Culinary Ground Herbs (1 oz Glass Sifter Bottle):
- Sage
- Rosemary
- Dill
- Basil
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Culinary Herbal Seasoned Salt (7 oz / 200 gr wgt in Glass Bottle with Little Wooden Spoon):
- Green Herb
- Provençal Herb
- Garden Blend Herb
- Italian Herb
- Citrus Herb
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Culinary Herbal Seasoned Salt (3.5 oz / 100 gr wgt - Sample Size Packet):
- Perfect for trying out our delicious blends, packaged conveniently in a plastic bag.
Experience the difference that fresh, natural herbs bring to your culinary creations!
Ready to add some garden-fresh flavor to your pantry?
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