We believe that eating food that is full of flavor shouldn't be an unhealthy endeavor. With our seasonings you and your family will be able to enjoy the taste of Southern Lousiana without leaving your kitchen. Try our seasonings and see what all the fuss is about.
The Creole Seasoning uses a tomato base. Tomatoes are used consistently in Creole dishes and help to separate New Orleans’ Creole cuisine from the rest of Louisiana cooking.
The Cajun seasoning has what is known in Catholic Louisiana as "the holy trinity:" a seasoning base of onion, bell pepper and celery. These vegetables are the foundation for countless Louisiana recipes.
The seasonings contain only 3% sodium because they’re vegetable-based, not salt-based. All of the flavor with none of the guilt.
Our seasoning blends are old family recipes that are the product of early New Orleans settlers and tradition that dates back centuries.
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The Cook Shop calls New Orleans LA Home, but we ship our cuisine enhancer byway of Creole and Cajun Seasonings to anywhere in the world. ORDERS OVER $30 SHIP FREE. Visit your local supermarket and request The Cook Shop as we seek to bring flavor, health consciousness and culture to every spice rack in the world.
"Hands down the best seasoning I've had in a long time"
"I couldn't believe something could have this much flavor and not be bad for you"
"I use the creole seasoning on everything
"This brings me home with every bite and I'm happy to know I can get this shipped to me too."
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This asparagus is so good, even your children will love it! The Cook Shop Cajun Parmesan Asparagus recipe is easy to make and the results will make your mouth water!!!
WINNER WINNER, CHICKEN DINNER
Cooking is so easy with The Cook Shop Seasoning Blends. Follow this recipe to and you’ll have a delicious dinner in no time. This one blends the Creole and Cajun seasonings for flavor that can’t t be duplicated. The Cook Shop is your flavor foundation!
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