Discover the magic behind our bold and fiery Nashville Hot Chicken Seasoning at ham-towne-spicery. This MSG-free blend transforms ordinary meals into unforgettable spicy experiences. The origin of this legendary blend is shrouded in mystery and intrigue, believed to have been created by a jealous woman seeking revenge. This story fueled the start of a Nashville-area restaurant in the 1930s with spicy chicken as the signature dish. In the last two decades, Nashville Hot has gained national attention and can be found on menus from New York to California. Whether grilling, frying, or baking, our Nashville Hot Chicken Seasoning promises to bring the authentic heat and flavor of Nashville to your kitchen. Elevate your culinary adventures with Ham Towne Spicery, a local hallmark of quality and flavor.
Nashville Hot Chicken V.I.P.
Cayenne, sea salt, demerara sugar, yellow mustard, garlic, black pepper and paprika
NOTE: All Products Are Not Available In Every Size Jar.. The Culinary Pro (CP) Jar is available online for only our most popular herbs and spices. However you can request the price and availability via email if you desire a larger jar.
SHAKER JAR 1/2 Cup: Our * Shaker Glass Jars Hold Approximately a HALF Of A CUP of dried herbs and spices. The physical size of the jar its self for your storage purposes.. approximately 4" x 1 3/4" with a 1 1/4" opening.
MINI JAR (MN) 3.5 Tablespoons: Our smallest jar. Perfect for trying a new spice or blend.. or just to have a herb or spice on hand when you need it ready in your spice cabinet.
CULINARY PRO JAR (CP) 3/4 Cup: Our 6 oz.* (190ml) Victorian Hex Jar. 2.4" wide x 3.8" tall. (Sized for culinary enthusiast, Pro Chefs or for frequently used herbs)
*NOTE: The ounce measurements of the jar is that of the Jars size liquid capacity, The full herbal content weight varies with each type of herb. Which again varies with every new dried crop so we provide the measure of actual dried herbs in Volume instead of net weight, Volume, always remains the same with all filled products. (example: Leaves weigh less than roots so the weight varies but the volume measurement does not.).


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