Our Apple Pie Spice Blend is the perfect addition to your favorite pies, cakes, and desserts. This blend contains nutmeg, Saigon cinnamon, and allspice to give you just the right amount of sweetness and spice.

All about Apple Pie Spice Blend, Spice

What it’s like, and how to make it

HeatNo heat
CuisineAmerican & canadian
Best forBaking sweet
Goes inBaked goods desserts, eggs breakfast, beverages cocktails
WithPork, wild boar
What’s in itSaigon cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, allspice, orange peel, brown sugar

How to use it

The one-scoop baking fix. Two teaspoons per pie, one teaspoon per batch of muffins or pancake batter. The orange peel and brown sugar make this sweeter and more complex than plain cinnamon. Stir into oatmeal, yogurt, or whipped cream for instant fall flavor. Also great in a smoothie.

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  • Illustration: Apple Pie Spice Blend with a medieval English kitchen in 1381
  • Illustration: Apple Crisp, made with Apple Pie Spice Blend
  • Illustration: Apple Strudel, made with Apple Pie Spice Blend
  • Illustration of Apple Pie Spice Blend in The Tea & Spice Shoppe bag and jar, with a medieval English kitchen in 1381
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  • Apple Pie Spice Blend

What’s in it

Every herb in the blend, and where to read about it on its own.

  • Spice · Caffeine-free

    Cinnamon

    Cinnamomum verum, C. burmannii, C. loureiroi

    The inner bark of a laurel tree, peeled, dried and curled into quills. Three different trees are sold under the one name, and the shop carries all three: Ceylon (Cinnamomum verum), the soft, papery, floral one from Sri Lanka; Korintje (C. burmannii) from the Kerinci...

    Sweet, woody, warm — Ceylon floral and citrusy, Korintje smooth and familiar, Saigon bold and fiery-sweet

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  • Herb · Caffeine-free

    Ginger

    Zingiber officinale

    The universal connector — ginger appears in more products than any other ingredient in the collection. The dried root is chemically distinct from fresh ginger: drying converts gingerols to shogaols, which are about twice as pungent, and that is why dried ginger tastes deeper and...

    Pungent, warm, slightly sweet, citrusy (fresh); warm, mellow, deep (dried)

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  • Spice · Caffeine-free

    Nutmeg

    Myristica fragrans

    The seed of a fruit that also gives us mace — mace is the red lace wrapped around the shell. Nutmeg is warm, sweet and distinctly pungent, and it is one of the few spices where grating it fresh makes an unmistakable difference: whole nutmeg...

    Warm, sweet and pungent; noticeably brighter grated fresh than pre-ground

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  • Spice · Caffeine-free

    Allspice

    Pimenta dioica

    One berry that tastes like three spices — cinnamon, nutmeg and clove at once, with a peppery, woody edge. The English were calling it allspice by 1621 for exactly that reason, and it confuses people to this day: it is a single dried berry, not...

    Warm clove, cinnamon and nutmeg at once, with a peppery, woody edge

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  • Herb · Caffeine-free

    Orange Peel

    Citrus sinensis

    Previously dismissed as 'just citrus,' orange peel contains hesperidin — a flavanone with genuine anti-inflammatory and cardiovascular evidence — plus polymethoxyflavones that show remarkable metabolic activity in preclinical studies. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, aged tangerine peel (chen pi) is one of the most prescribed herbs....

    Bright, citrusy, slightly bitter, aromatic

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  • Sweetener · Caffeine-free

    Brown Sugar

    Sucrose with molasses in it — either retained from the cane juice or added back to refined white crystals, which is the difference between natural and refined brown sugar. Commercial brown sugar runs from about 3.5 per cent molasses in the light kind to 6.5...

    Sweet with a caramel and faintly bitter molasses depth; moist rather than dry

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What it goes with

This blend was made for our Earl Grey — the orange peel in the spice and the bergamot in the tea share the same citrus compounds. Brew a cup alongside your next pie. For a deeper, more caramelly pairing, try our Darjeeling — the brown sugar notes in both are a perfect match.

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I had a slight mix up on my order, they were quick to reply and correct my order with no issues. Amazing service and great…

I had a slight mix up on my order, they were quick to reply and correct my order with no issues. Amazing service and great products.

— Nick C. Verified

Great tea

A lovely, delicate tea. The peach is strong without being overwhelming or cloying, and the calendula is a nice addition. Very…

A lovely, delicate tea. The peach is strong without being overwhelming or cloying, and the calendula is a nice addition. Very tasty!

— Zoe R. Verified

Maple Peach

The maple peach is delicious. What a beautiful combination. I will most definitely order it again, and a higher quantity of it.

— Gerda S. Verified

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I use dillweed often. This dill is fresh and has a nice aroma. I use it in marinades, salad dressings, and on fish. Good stuff.

— Jennifer D. Verified

Great stuff

This has helped my household a lot with circulation and alertness when we had it everyday. Will be ordering again soon. Thanks

— Dave G. Verified

Love this tea. Hands down my fav rooibos. This store is our one-stop-shop for tea and spice. Great service, top notch product.…

Love this tea. Hands down my fav rooibos. This store is our one-stop-shop for tea and spice. Great service, top notch product. 10/10!!

— Erin Poeta P. Verified

Delicious

I love this black tea, it has a really nice smooth flavour and love how it’s Swiss water method decaf. Will be buying again!

— Jessica A. Verified

Great flavorful tea

Toffee Ole is one of our favorite teas to share with friends in the evening, when we want something non-caffeinated but quite…

Toffee Ole is one of our favorite teas to share with friends in the evening, when we want something non-caffeinated but quite flavorful.

— Joel R. Verified

Another full bodied ‘real tea’ . ie It is not a flavoured tea. However, we do very much enjoy the Cafe Latte tea which is a…

Another full bodied ‘real tea’ . ie It is not a flavoured tea. However, we do very much enjoy the Cafe Latte tea which is a flavoured tea!!!

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4 stars

It worked beautifully; perhaps if I add a little more honey, it would make it better… It is a wellness tea, after all!

— Merrilee B. Verified

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A wonderful Green Tea. Smooth in taste. Also suitable as a summer tea with a splash of lemon. A second infusion makes an…

A wonderful Green Tea. Smooth in taste. Also suitable as a summer tea with a splash of lemon. A second infusion makes an enjoyable second cup!

— Monika F. Verified

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