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The Straw Hat crew are plundering spices on the high seas in their latest big collaboration with 137-year-old American spice and seasoning brand McCormick.
What’s that? The Gum-Gum fruit needs a little seasoning to even out its flavor profile? No worries; McCormick has created three new seasoning mixes, and one sugar, in partnership with One Piece to help with these kinds of culinary conundrums.
Starting now, fans can pre-order a literal treasure chest from McCormick full of four special treasures: three spice mixes and one finishing sugar.
The products are as follows:
- The One Spice All-Purpose Seasoning: Savory onion, fried garlic, sesame & tangerine – great on chicken, pork, seafood & veggies.
- King of the Meats Seasoning: Bold chili, cardamom & zesty lime come together for beef, chicken, pork, or seafood.
- Sanji’s Baratie Seasoning: Transforms seafood, chicken, vegetables & potatoes with its blend of onion, parsley, turmeric, sauvignon blanc wine & lemon.
- Chopper’s Cotton Candy Finishing Sugar: Sprinkle the flavors of cotton candy & toasted marshmallow on ice cream, frozen yogurt, or fresh fruit.
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How to order McCormick x One Piece spice collection
The bundle will be available for purchase on the official McCormick website on June 1 for $25.99, but those itching to get their fingers on this tasty treasure can pre-order it as of now, May 28.
McCormick has even prepped a few recipes using these mixtures for cooks needing inspiration: Seared fish with One Spice Aioli, corned beef fried rice, East Blue fish stew, and Tony Tony chocolate bark.
All of these recipes are fairly fast, with most taking under 30 minutes total. So roll up yer sleeves and get to cookin’, ye scallawags — at least, when the spices start shipping on June 1.
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This is the latest major food-related collaboration with One Piece to hit the market after the anime joined forces with Popeye’s, unleashing a limited-time meal that instantly went viral.
In fact, it was so popular that the special bento boxes included with customer purchases in limited quantities were instantly resold online, netting scalpers hundreds of dollars for a less than $20 investment.
