The Range

Eight seasonings. One shelf.

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The Awesome Foods range is eight seasonings, each in a 100 g pack, running from Mixed Herbs with no chilli heat at all up to Cayenne at the top of the scale. Pick a heat, then open any pack to see what it is built for.

AF-001

All-In-One

Net mass
100 g
Heat level
Descriptor
Origin
Botswana

The range at a glance
SKUProductHeat DescriptorNet mass
AF-001All-In-OneMildVersatile, savoury100 g
AF-002Braai & ChopMediumSmoky, coarse100 g
AF-003Steak PepperMildBold, peppery100 g
AF-004Hot MasalaHotFiery, masala100 g
AF-005CayenneExtra HotPure, fiery100 g
AF-006Smoky PaprikaMildSmoky, mild100 g
AF-007Citrus PepperMildZesty, fresh100 g
AF-008Mixed HerbsNoneHerby, aromatic100 g

How to choose a pack

  1. Decide how much heat you want. The meter runs from zero filled bars to five. Mixed Herbs has none. Cayenne has all five. Nothing on the pack is exaggerated.
  2. Filter the range above. The buttons hide everything outside the heat level you picked, so you are choosing between two or three packs instead of eight.
  3. Open the pack. Each one tells you what it is built for before you buy it, and links straight through to recipes that use it.

What is a heat meter on a spice pack?

A heat meter is a five-step scale printed on the front of every Awesome Foods pack that tells you how hot the contents are before you buy. Each step carries a word as well as a mark, so the level reads the same whether you are reading the pack or hearing it described.

Most seasoning packs make you guess from the product name. A pack called hot in one range can be milder than a pack called medium in another, because nothing anchors the words to a scale. The heat meter exists to remove that guess. It is the same scale on all eight packs, so a comparison between any two of them is a real comparison.

The five-step heat meter and where each pack sits on it
StepWord on the pack Packs at this levelWho it suits
0NoneMixed Herbs Cooking for anyone who does not take chilli at all
1Mild All-In-One, Steak Pepper, Smoky Paprika, Citrus Pepper Everyday family cooking, including food for children
2MediumBraai & Chop Meat over open flame, where the smoke carries the flavour
4HotHot Masala Cooks who want real heat carried inside a spice blend
5Extra HotCayenne Adding heat deliberately, a pinch at a time

Read across that table and the common comparisons answer themselves. Cayenne sits at step 5 and Smoky Paprika at step 1, which is four steps apart on the same scale, even though both are red powders that look alike in the pack. Mixed Herbs sits at 0 and adds aroma without any heat at all.

Now cook something with it

Twenty-one recipes, each one naming the pack it needs.

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