What is a spice blend?
A spice blend is a mixture of ground spices and herbs combined in fixed proportions, such as a kofta or shawarma spice mix. Its job is aroma and taste from the spices themselves.
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Seasoning vs Spice Blend: What Is the Difference?
The difference between spice blends and seasonings, and how custom seasonings are developed for restaurants and food factories.
What is a seasoning?
A seasoning goes further. Alongside spices, it can include salt, sugar, flavor boosters and functional ingredients designed for a specific application: a coating that sticks to chips, a broasted mix that forms a crust, or a marinade that penetrates meat. In industry, seasonings are built around the product and the process, not just the recipe.
How custom seasonings are developed
Development starts from a brief: the product, the target taste and the process. The team formulates a first version, tests it in the real application, refines it with tasting feedback, and then fixes the specification so the seasoning can be produced and supplied consistently at scale.
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How seasonings are manufactured.
Seasonings are manufactured by weighing each ingredient to the formula, mixing them into a uniform blend, checking the batch against its specification and packing it.
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