A bowl containing the coarse, light beige Wasabi Blend powder from Gneiss Spice indicates a distinct baking ingredient or alternative to traditional wasabi. Its crumbly texture and uneven surface suggest it could be used for spice refills. The plain white background highlights its presence in zero-waste packaging.

Wasabi Blend (Powder)


$ 4.60
Minus Plus

Pungent wasabi substitute blend, for sushi or meats.

This wasabi blend powder delivers the signature heat and sharpness of wasabi in a convenient blend. Mix with water to create a paste for sushi, meats, or sauces. While it’s not as bold as fresh wasabi, it’s a reliable option when fresh isn’t available—especially if you're in rural Maine!

Details: Not organic.

Ingredients: Japanese horseradish, mustard powder, spinach powder (for color).

Zero-Waste Spice Refills Packaged in Compostable Packaging:

  • Small Refill: scant 1/4 cup volume (10.9 oz net weight)
  • Large Refill: 1/2 cup volume (2.2 oz net weight)

Refill packaging is made from plants and safe for home composting. It's not meant for long-term storage; please transfer to airtight containers. Read about our zero-waste packaging here.

A person in a white shirt carefully pours a packet of yellow powder labeled "Ras El Hanout Moroccan Blend" by Gneiss Spice into a small, clear glass jar. The neutral background enhances the focus on the hands and their commitment to zero-waste packaging.

Reusable Glass Magnetic Jars:

  • Small Jar: scant 1/4 cup volume
  • Large Jar: 1/2 cup volume 

Two hands hold two small glass jars with metal lids. The left jar, embossed with "ENJESS SPICE," and the right jar, marked "Gneiss Spice," both resonate with zero-waste packaging ideals. These empty hexagonal containers are perfect for storing your Cajun Creole seasoning or other spices.

New to Gneiss Spice? Check out our FAQs videos. Purchasing over a dozen jars? Buy a boxed custom kit and save over 10%.

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