McCormick Curry Powder 16 oz – Non-GMO Spice Blend for Clean-Eating Households
McCormick Curry Powder 16 oz – Non-GMO Spice Blend for Clean-Eating Households
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Why you'll love it
- One bottle replaces 11 individual herbs and spices, eliminating measuring and guesswork
- McCormick brand recognition and global sourcing provide consistent, restaurant-quality flavor
- Non-GMO and Kosher certifications meet specific dietary and religious requirements
- Large 16 oz bulk size reduces repurchase frequency for frequent cooks
- Versatile blend works beyond Indian food — eggs, salads, compotes, pilafs
- Delivers both earthy depth and sweet-spice warmth in a single shake
Perfect for
- Building a quick weeknight curry with chicken, lamb, or vegetables
- Seasoning rice pilafs, deviled eggs, or stuffed eggs
- Flavoring shrimp or chicken salads and fruit compotes
- Replacing 11 individual spice jars with one pantry staple
- Adding golden color and warm flavor to roasted vegetables
Product Information
McCormick Curry Powder contains 11 herbs & spices, perfectly blended
Blends earthy depth with sweet spices for bold Indian flavor and golden color
No need to buy spices separately and measure out your own mix
Non GMO
Add to curries, pilafs, vegetables, deviled eggs and chicken or lamb dishes
McCormick Curry Powder is made with a blend of spices, including coriander, fenugreek, turmeric, cumin, black pepper, bay leaves, celery seed, nutmeg, cloves, onion, red pepper, and ginger that delivers a balanced flavor to any cuisine. Specially made for chefs to inspire extraordinary menus and deliver consistent recipes. Use in curries, chicken or shrimp salads, stuffed eggs, or fruit compotes. Our global sourcing team enables unparalleled control and understanding of our supply chain, ensuring every. Kosher.
Ingredients
Coriander, Fenugreek, Turmeric, Cumin, Black Pepper, Bay Leaves, Celery Seed, Nutmeg, Cloves, Onion, Red Pepper, and Ginger.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is McCormick Curry Powder Non-GMO certified?
Yes. The product is Non-GMO certified, which matters to shoppers who specifically avoid genetically engineered ingredients.
Is this curry powder Kosher certified?
Yes. It is Kosher certified, making it suitable for kosher-keeping households and for guests with kosher dietary requirements.
Does the blend contain turmeric, and is that beneficial in a daily diet?
Yes, turmeric is one of the 11 spices in the blend. Turmeric is widely used in everyday cooking and is the source of the golden color in many dishes.
Are there any artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives added?
The blend is built from recognizable spices and aromatics with no artificial colors, and the Non-GMO certification supports a cleaner ingredient profile.
Is this a good fit for a clean-eating household that reads every label?
Yes. The ingredient list is short, recognizable, and Non-GMO certified, which aligns with clean-label shopping habits.
I follow a kosher kitchen — can I use this for both dairy and meat meals?
Kosher certification applies to the ingredients and production, not to dish pairings. You should still follow your own household guidelines for separating dairy and meat; the spice itself is certified kosher.
Is this a calming, feel-good addition to a weeknight routine for busy families?
Warm, golden curries built on turmeric, cumin, and ginger are often part of cozy family meals, and having a single ready-to-use blend reduces decision fatigue at dinnertime.
Is the sodium level appropriate for a wellness-focused diet?
Plain curry powder is naturally low in sodium. The amount of salt in your finished dish will come from what you add during cooking, not from the spice blend itself.
Does the product contain any common allergens I should be aware of?
The ingredient list includes individual spices, onion, and celery seed. Anyone with specific spice or nightshade sensitivities should review the label, and McCormick publishes a full allergen statement on the package.
How does this compare to a turmeric supplement for daily wellness routines?
They serve different purposes. A supplement delivers a measured dose of one compound; this blend delivers a range of spices as part of food. Many wellness-minded cooks prefer getting turmeric and related spices through cooking rather than pills.
I'm cautious about ultra-processed pantry products — is a pre-blended spice considered processed?
Blending and bottling counts as light processing, but the ingredients themselves are whole spices. For shoppers who avoid highly engineered foods, a single-ingredient-list spice blend is generally well within their comfort zone.
How do I use McCormick Curry Powder in a basic weeknight chicken curry?
Brown diced chicken with onion in oil, add 1 to 2 tablespoons of curry powder and cook briefly to bloom the spices, then add tomato, stock, or coconut milk and simmer until the chicken is cooked through. Finish with salt and serve over rice.
How much curry powder should I use per serving?
A good starting point is about 1 teaspoon per serving for a mild, well-rounded flavor, and up to 1.5 to 2 teaspoons per serving for a more pronounced curry taste. You can always adjust up after tasting.
How should I store the 16 oz container to keep it fresh?
Keep the lid tightly closed, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat, and use a dry spoon to avoid introducing moisture. Properly stored, ground spices typically stay at peak flavor for 1 to 2 years.
Is this curry powder compatible with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free diets?
Yes. The blend is made from spices and aromatics with no animal-derived ingredients, and it does not contain gluten ingredients, making it suitable for vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free cooking. Always check the package label for the most current allergen and certification information.
Can I use this in dishes outside of Indian cooking?
Yes. It works well in Middle Eastern rice pilafs, deviled eggs, chicken or shrimp salads, fruit compotes, roasted vegetables, and even sprinkled on popcorn, so it fits a wide range of global weeknight menus.
What is in the box when I order this product?
You receive one 16 oz container of McCormick Curry Powder with a shaker-style lid. Nothing else is required to use it, though you may want to pair it with a small jar or spoon for serving.
Is this product safe for households with common spice allergies?
The blend contains celery seed and onion, and is produced in a facility that may handle other allergens. Anyone with known spice, celery, or nightshade sensitivities should review McCormick's full allergen statement on the package before use.
Does this contain MSG or artificial flavors?
No. McCormick Curry Powder is built from a blend of ground spices and aromatics with no added MSG or artificial flavors, and the Non-GMO certification supports a clean ingredient profile.
What is the difference between curry powder and garam masala?
Curry powder is a broader, all-purpose blend built around turmeric, coriander, and cumin that forms the base of a dish. Garam masala is a warming, finishing blend typically added at the end of cooking, so the two play different roles rather than acting as substitutes.
