McCormick says Tamarind is its 2024 flavor of the year
Tamarind comes from a tree that commonly grows throughout Africa, Mexico, Asia, and India.
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Dec 8, 2023, 12:40 PM
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Updated 231 days ago
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5ds agoTamarind is going to have a breakout 2024.
The seasoning and spice company McCormick predicts that flavor will dominate menus next year.
Tamarind comes from a tree that commonly grows throughout Africa, Mexico, Asia, and India.
It has a tangy-sweet flavor that can be added to potato chips, ice cream, and even coffee.
