McCormick joins forces with One Piece to unleash three new spices and sugar mix

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The Straw Hat Pirates are teaming up with McCormick, a historic American spice company, for a new promotion involving spices and seasonings at sea.

So, the Gum-Gum Fruit needs a little something extra to taste its best? Don’t worry! McCormick and One Piece have teamed up to create three new seasoning blends and one sugar to help perfect its flavor.

McCormick is now taking pre-orders for a special treasure chest filled with delicious goodies! Inside, you’ll find three unique spice blends and a 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.

How to order McCormick x One Piece spice collection

You can buy the bundle starting June 1st on the official McCormick website for $25.99. If you don’t want to wait, pre-orders are available now, starting May 28th.

McCormick has also created some recipes to give cooks ideas on how to use these blends, including seared fish with One Spice Aioli, corned beef fried rice, East Blue fish stew, and Tony Tony chocolate bark.

These recipes are quick and easy, with most taking less than 30 minutes to make. Get ready to start cooking on June 1st, when the spices become available!

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2026-05-28 23:18