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About Us
Welcome to our Store!
New Naturals began life in 2010 as a small woman-owned company serving southwest Virginia and the New River Valley with livestock feed from New Country Organics. Our offerings expanded to include culinary and medicinal spices for humans, and in 2015, our online site began to ship high quality spices nationwide. In 2016, New Naturals became the US supplier for the Doug English (now Turmeric Life) line of turmeric products.

Recently, the founder's son and daughter-in-law joined the business, and in 2022, New Naturals moved from its original location in Stuart, Virginia, to a new and much larger facility in Suffolk, Virginia. We now also grow some of the herbs and spices that we sell locally and online.

Our intention is to bring you the very highest quality products that we can source or grow, along with valuable information on their use.
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Allspice (Pimenta dioica)

Starting at: $3.99

Looking much like large smooth peppercorns, allspice is sometimes called Jamaican pepper. The common English name of 'allspice' comes from the fact that it was thought to combine the flavors of cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. It's a useful substitute, in fact, for anyone who is allergic to cinnamon.

Allspice is widely used in Caribbean cuisine and also in middle Eastern dishes. It's a favorite addition to many sausage seasonings too. Allspice goes well in both savory and sweet recipes, and is found in many English and European cookies and small cakes.

Allspice is the dried fruit of the Pimenta tree, a moderate to tall shrubby evergreen that grows in tropical zones. For centuries, allspice was grown only in Jamaica, but is now cultivated in many tropical zones around the world. The berries are picked unripe and dried in the sun, much like black pepper.

The Product Details page contains more information on the possible therapeutic benefits of allspice.

Ingredients: organic allspice from Guatemala.