How To Save Money By Making Pumpkin Spice At Home
Pumpkin Spice is expensive. A tiny container that is only slightly over 1 ounce is in the $3~$4 price range. What if you want more than that? That tiny container won’t last you all fall. You could easily use more than a couple of those doing the recipes in my upcoming Paleo Pumpkin Recipies Ebook. So we need to make it ourselves. Luckily this is both cheap and easy.
By cheap, I don’t mean less than the price of 1 container of pumpkin spice. To make this mix it will be a larger upfront cost. Probably in the $10 range. But you will make enough to last all year.
If you are like me you probably have all the ingredients to make pumpkin spice already. Or some of them. I feel that the main two ingredients are Cinnamon and nutmeg. You can’t make this without those two. No way no how. You will just have noodle water seasoning. The rest of the spices you can play with to suit your taste.
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- 3 tablespoons ground cinnamon
- 2 teaspoons ground ginger
- 2 teaspoons ground nutmeg
- 1 ½ teaspoons ground allspice
- 1 ½ teaspoons ground cloves.
- Just add all the ingredients to a bowl or container with a lid and mix. I like to use glass Tupperware and shake it.
- You can choose to leave out the cloves. They can be overpowering.
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Don’t leave out the clove….
Clove not only tastes and smells great, but is an all natural anti-depressant on the same scale as St. Johnswort or Holy Basil(Tulsi). Clove is an all natural antibiotic and has anti-viral qualities.
Also, those Pumpkin seeds are quite valuable medicinally.
Maybe ill use a little then. Didn’t realize it was so potent