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Product profile · Sea salt and spice seasoning blend · Updated 2026-10-17

The Spice House — Kimchi Seasoning Korean Blend

A sea-salt-based seasoning with chiles, garlic, green mango, ginger and porcini mushroom. The photographed jar is 2.5 oz / 71 g; its $9.99 shelf tag describes a different 2.7 oz size, so the price record keeps that discrepancy visible.

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AI-cleaned white-background photograph of The Spice House Kimchi Seasoning 2.5 oz jar
Art’s photograph, AI-cleaned for presentation.

The product at a glance

Brand
The Spice House
Category
Sea salt and spice seasoning blend
Net weight
71 g / 2.5 oz
UPC
816328029032
Origin / packing information
Exact blending and packing location not established
Cooking test
Not yet recorded

Price not established

Photographed store — not yet confirmed · The matching-code shelf tag shows $9.99, 2.7 OZ and $3.70/oz, but the photographed jar is 2.5 oz / 71 g. The exact shelf price for this jar is left unconfirmed; no checkout price inferred.

Who is behind the product?

The Spice House dates its founding to 1957 and names Bill Sr. and Ruth Penzey as its founders. The photographed Kimchi Seasoning label gives an Evanston, Illinois address. Its wholesale page describes production in company-owned US manufacturing facilities; the exact facility for this jar is not established. Read the brand profile.

Company roles and evidence
Brand / label-named businessThe Spice HouseThe label gives Evanston, IL 60201; no separate manufacturing or distributing company is named. Original evidence retained privately
Manufacturing / packingExact facility not identifiedThe brand says products are made in its own US manufacturing facilities. This is a company-level statement, not a verified plant record for this jar. Brand source
Ingredient suppliers / importerNot establishedNo individual suppliers, importer or ingredient countries are disclosed. Original evidence retained privately
Wholesale supplier channelThe Spice House wholesale programOfficial finished-goods and bulk channels; not proof of who supplied the photographed store. Brand source
Distributor of this jarNot establishedNo separate distributor is identified on the photographed panels. Original evidence retained privately
Photographed retailerNot yet confirmedThe store name and branch are not established for this photo batch. Original evidence retained privately

Ingredients, origin & label information

Sea salt, chiles, paprika, garlic, green mango, green onion, white pepper, black garlic, shallots, ginger, citric acid, porcini mushroom, tomato.

Transcribed from the original photographed jar; the official product page lists the same ingredients in the same order. Original source photographs are retained privately. Presentation images have been AI-cleaned. Original evidence retained privately

The label names The Spice House in Evanston, Illinois. The brand describes its own US manufacturing facilities, but neither that general statement nor the address establishes this jar’s exact plant or the origins of its sea salt and spices. Korean Blend describes the product’s culinary theme, not a verified country of manufacture.

Serving size1/4 tsp (0.7 g); about 101 servings per container.Original evidence retained privately
Nutrition per servingCalories 1.8; total fat 0 g (0% DV); saturated fat 0 g (0% DV); trans fat 0 g; cholesterol 0 mg (0% DV); sodium 68 mg (3% DV); total carbohydrate 0 g (0% DV); fiber 0.1 g (0% DV); total sugars 0 g including 0 g added sugars (0% DV); protein 0 g (0% DV); vitamin D 0 mcg, calcium 1 mg, iron 0 mg and potassium 8 mg (all 0% DV). Transcribed as printed, without rounding or recalculating.Original evidence retained privately
Heat descriptionThe brand describes a low-to-medium spice level. This is not a Gaucho tasting assessment.Brand source
Package size discrepancyJar: 2.5 oz / 71 g. Shelf tag: 2.7 OZ and $3.70 per ounce. UPC body matches, but the size mismatch remains unresolved.Original evidence retained privately
Dates and lot03/16/26 is printed on the shelf tag; it is not a verified purchase date, capture date or jar best-before date. No lot/date code established.Original evidence retained privately
Product identityA dry seasoning inspired by kimchi. The label does not establish that this product is fermented or contains live cultures.Original evidence retained privately

Prices & where to buy

Seller / evidencePriceDate / basis
Photographed store — not yet confirmedShelf observation with unresolved size mismatchNot establishedRecorded 2026-10-17; observation date unknownThe matching-code shelf tag shows $9.99, 2.7 OZ and $3.70/oz, but the photographed jar is 2.5 oz / 71 g. The exact shelf price for this jar is left unconfirmed; no checkout price inferred. Original evidence retained privately
The Spice House official online storeOfficial website observation — 2.5 oz jar$9.99$14.07 / 100 g, calculatedObserved 2026-10-17The official page listed the 2.5 oz jar at $9.99 when checked. This separate online observation does not resolve the shelf-tag size mismatch; shipping, tax and later prices can differ. Brand source

These observations concern the 71 g package. They are not current offers or a ranking; shipping, tax, seller and timing can differ.

Official Kimchi Seasoning product page · Official store locator · Wholesale programs

Cooking with it

The label suggests grilled steak, scrambled eggs and sautéed vegetables. The official page also suggests fries and avocado toast. These are maker suggestions, not Gaucho cooking results.

Our kitchen notes

No tasting or cooking test recorded. Future notes can document the dish, seasoning quantity, additional salt and Art’s observations.

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The photographed package

Cleaned presentation photographs. Package and shelf information was checked against the original photographs, which are retained privately.

AI-cleaned Kimchi Seasoning label view
Ingredient and nutrition panel — AI-cleaned presentation.
AI-cleaned Kimchi Seasoning back view
Usage panel and barcode — AI-cleaned presentation.
AI-cleaned Kimchi Seasoning shelf view
AI-cleaned shelf tag: $9.99; tag says 2.7 oz, while the jar says 2.5 oz.

Still to establish

  • Which store and branch were photographed?
  • Why does the matching shelf tag describe 2.7 oz when the jar contains 2.5 oz?
  • Where is this jar blended and packed, and which suppliers and distributor are involved?
  • What are the capture/purchase date, lot code and eventual cooking results?

Profile history

  • 2026-10-17
    Created from four owner-supplied HEIC photographs. Public gallery uses cleaned presentation versions only; originals are retained privately. Shelf and package weight mismatch recorded, with official online price separately dated.

Future purchases and label changes will be recorded here rather than replacing earlier observations.

Sources & evidence

  1. Original ingredient and nutrition photograph, IMG_5937Checked 2026-10-17 · Owner-supplied HEIC retained privately; PNG conversion used to read text. No publicly displayed original with a hand.
  2. Original front photograph, IMG_5936Checked 2026-10-17 · Jar reads 2.5 oz (71 g), Kimchi Seasoning, Korean Blend; EST. 1957.
  3. Original usage and barcode photograph, IMG_5938Checked 2026-10-17 · UPC 816328029032 and maker usage suggestions.
  4. Original shelf tag, IMG_5939Checked 2026-10-17 · Tag shows $9.99 and $3.70/oz for 2.7 OZ; jar is 2.5 oz. Code 0081632802903 matches the UPC body. Printed 03/16/26 is a tag date, not verified capture or purchase date. Store not yet confirmed for this batch.
  5. The Spice House — Kimchi SeasoningChecked 2026-10-17 · Official 2.5 oz jar listed at $9.99 when checked; ingredients match the photographed jar. Maker uses and low-to-medium heat description.
  6. The Spice House — About usChecked 2026-10-17 · Company identifies founders Bill Sr. and Ruth Penzey and founding year 1957.
  7. The Spice House — Wholesale spicesChecked 2026-10-17 · Official finished-goods and bulk programs. Brand says it operates US manufacturing facilities; this does not identify this jar’s exact plant or ingredient countries.
  8. The Spice House — Store locatorChecked 2026-10-17 · Official store locator; not evidence of the photographed retailer.
  9. The Spice House — ContactChecked 2026-10-17 · Official wholesale application/contact channel; no message sent.

Gaucho Provisions develops its own salts and seasonings. This is a researched profile of another brand’s product, not a Gaucho offer for sale. No rating or tasting verdict is assigned.