Allspice Berries (Whole) - Gneiss Spice

Allspice Pimento Berries (Whole) Organic


$ 4.00
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A single spice with the depth of many.

Allspice berries (Pimenta dioica) may surprise you—they’re not a blend! Instead, their delightful flavor beautifully brings together the warm notes of cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg all in one little berry. Grown in the lush fields of Guatemala, these certified organic gems are perfect for a wide range of uses, from pickling your favorite foods to adding a special touch to desserts, showcasing a versatile spice with deep connections to Indigenous North American cuisine.

Details: Certified organic and sustainably harvested.

Origin: Guatemala. Native to the Americas, allspice has been utilized in North American Indigenous cuisine. Read our blog post about North American spices.

Zero-Waste Spice Refills Packaged in Compostable Packaging:

  • Small Refill: scant 1/4 cup volume (0.8 oz net weight)
  • Large Refill: 1/2 cup volume (1.8 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.

Hands pouring sustainably harvested dried herbs from a plastic bag into a jar, surrounded by fresh cherry tomatoes, uncooked spaghetti, basil, and small dishes with Gneiss Spice's Ancho Chile (Ground) USA Grown on a light-colored surface.

Reusable Glass Magnetic Jars:

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

Two hands hold two small square jars made of glass with metal lids. The larger jar is marked with "Gneiss Spice," suggesting that it contains Allspice (Pimento) Berries, while the smaller jar is labeled "S 1." In the background, a cardboard box suggests zero-waste packaging.

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A kitchen scene with hexagonal spice jars from Gneiss Spice mounted on the wall, a cutting board with a knife, and allspice (pimento) berries in zero-waste packaging. A small bowl of red pepper flakes, chickpeas in a glass jar, and neatly folded kitchen towels rest on the marble countertop.