Herbs deProvenceSavory, Frenchherb mixture ofrosemary,marjoram, andthyme.CilantroThis herb is a keyingredient in picode gallo andsalsa.It is usedoften in Mexicanand Asian foods.PaprikaThis spice isknown for its redcolor. It is oftenused for stewsand spicemixtures.BlackpeppercornsThis essentialspice is the "pair"to salt. It can bebought pre groundor in wholepeppercorns.CurryPowderIndian spice mixturethat is compose ofturmeric, coriander,cumin, fenugreek,and pepper.NutmegA sweet, yetstrong spice that isthe seed of atropical fruit that isbrown and aboutan inch long.Turmericmild flavoredspice, oftenused for itsyellow colorAllspiceA potent spicethat tastessimilar tocloves, nutmeg,and cinnamon.ClovesBrown, dried,unopened flowerbuds fromevergreen trees.Used in baking.Sweet pepperyflavor.BasilAn herb that has avery aromaticflavor that comesin many varieties.Main ingredient inpesto.CorianderA spice thatcomes fromthe seeds ofthe cilantroplant.RosemaryThis herb comesfrom a Mediterraneanshrub that is found inmany world cuisines.It has a strong pinetaste.MintVersatile herb thatcan be used ineverything fromlamb, peas,potatoes, todessert.CardamomAn aromatic, warmspice that is used inboth baked goodsand Indian cooking.A key ingredient inChai tea.SaffronAn expensive spicethat adds a brightyellow color to foodsthat it comes intocontact with. It has adistinct floral flavor.TarragonAn herb with a stronganise flavor. Ofteneaten raw as aningredient in salads.Widely used inFrench Cuisine.SageAn herb that isgreenish-gray incolor with softleaves. Can beused fresh ordried. Pairs wellwith poultry.ThymePungent, woodsyflavored herb withtiny spear-shapedsprigged greenleaves. A commonseasoning herb insoups, sauces, andbraises.CuminA smoky andEarthy spiceused in SWAmerican andMexicancuisine.CinnamonA very commonspice used mostcommonly forbaking in America.It can be in wholesticks or ground.ChivesHerb with astrong onionflavor. Oftenused as agarnish.BayLeavesDried leaf thatadds a subtle,woodsybackground flavorto soups, saucesand stews.Za'atarMiddle Easternspice mixture ofthyme, sumac,and sesameseeds.GingerStrong spice that isdried and groundfrom a root or thatcan be used fresh.Used in gingerbread.Helps with digestiveissues.ParsleyPopular herbthat comesin flat leaf orcurlyvarieties.CayennePepperA spice madfrom dried,ground redchili pepper.DillGreen,featheryherb that isused inpicklingChineseFive-spiceflavorThis spice blend is amixture of cinnamon,cloves, fennel, staranise, and Szechwanpeppercorns that issued in Asian andArabic cooking.OreganoHerb that can beused fresh or driedwith a robustlemony flavor.Used inmediterraneandishes.MarjoramFloral andwoodsy herbthat is used insauces,dressings, andmarinades.Herbs deProvenceSavory, Frenchherb mixture ofrosemary,marjoram, andthyme.CilantroThis herb is a keyingredient in picode gallo andsalsa.It is usedoften in Mexicanand Asian foods.PaprikaThis spice isknown for its redcolor. It is oftenused for stewsand spicemixtures.BlackpeppercornsThis essentialspice is the "pair"to salt. It can bebought pre groundor in wholepeppercorns.CurryPowderIndian spice mixturethat is compose ofturmeric, coriander,cumin, fenugreek,and pepper.NutmegA sweet, yetstrong spice that isthe seed of atropical fruit that isbrown and aboutan inch long.Turmericmild flavoredspice, oftenused for itsyellow colorAllspiceA potent spicethat tastessimilar tocloves, nutmeg,and cinnamon.ClovesBrown, dried,unopened flowerbuds fromevergreen trees.Used in baking.Sweet pepperyflavor.BasilAn herb that has avery aromaticflavor that comesin many varieties.Main ingredient inpesto.CorianderA spice thatcomes fromthe seeds ofthe cilantroplant.RosemaryThis herb comesfrom a Mediterraneanshrub that is found inmany world cuisines.It has a strong pinetaste.MintVersatile herb thatcan be used ineverything fromlamb, peas,potatoes, todessert.CardamomAn aromatic, warmspice that is used inboth baked goodsand Indian cooking.A key ingredient inChai tea.SaffronAn expensive spicethat adds a brightyellow color to foodsthat it comes intocontact with. It has adistinct floral flavor.TarragonAn herb with a stronganise flavor. Ofteneaten raw as aningredient in salads.Widely used inFrench Cuisine.SageAn herb that isgreenish-gray incolor with softleaves. Can beused fresh ordried. Pairs wellwith poultry.ThymePungent, woodsyflavored herb withtiny spear-shapedsprigged greenleaves. A commonseasoning herb insoups, sauces, andbraises.CuminA smoky andEarthy spiceused in SWAmerican andMexicancuisine.CinnamonA very commonspice used mostcommonly forbaking in America.It can be in wholesticks or ground.ChivesHerb with astrong onionflavor. Oftenused as agarnish.BayLeavesDried leaf thatadds a subtle,woodsybackground flavorto soups, saucesand stews.Za'atarMiddle Easternspice mixture ofthyme, sumac,and sesameseeds.GingerStrong spice that isdried and groundfrom a root or thatcan be used fresh.Used in gingerbread.Helps with digestiveissues.ParsleyPopular herbthat comesin flat leaf orcurlyvarieties.CayennePepperA spice madfrom dried,ground redchili pepper.DillGreen,featheryherb that isused inpicklingChineseFive-spiceflavorThis spice blend is amixture of cinnamon,cloves, fennel, staranise, and Szechwanpeppercorns that issued in Asian andArabic cooking.OreganoHerb that can beused fresh or driedwith a robustlemony flavor.Used inmediterraneandishes.MarjoramFloral andwoodsy herbthat is used insauces,dressings, andmarinades.

Herbs and Spices - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Savory, French herb mixture of rosemary, marjoram, and thyme.
    Herbs de Provence
  2. This herb is a key ingredient in pico de gallo and salsa.It is used often in Mexican and Asian foods.
    Cilantro
  3. This spice is known for its red color. It is often used for stews and spice mixtures.
    Paprika
  4. This essential spice is the "pair" to salt. It can be bought pre ground or in whole peppercorns.
    Black peppercorns
  5. Indian spice mixture that is compose of turmeric, coriander, cumin, fenugreek, and pepper.
    Curry Powder
  6. A sweet, yet strong spice that is the seed of a tropical fruit that is brown and about an inch long.
    Nutmeg
  7. mild flavored spice, often used for its yellow color
    Turmeric
  8. A potent spice that tastes similar to cloves, nutmeg, and cinnamon.
    Allspice
  9. Brown, dried, unopened flower buds from evergreen trees. Used in baking. Sweet peppery flavor.
    Cloves
  10. An herb that has a very aromatic flavor that comes in many varieties. Main ingredient in pesto.
    Basil
  11. A spice that comes from the seeds of the cilantro plant.
    Coriander
  12. This herb comes from a Mediterranean shrub that is found in many world cuisines. It has a strong pine taste.
    Rosemary
  13. Versatile herb that can be used in everything from lamb, peas, potatoes, to dessert.
    Mint
  14. An aromatic, warm spice that is used in both baked goods and Indian cooking. A key ingredient in Chai tea.
    Cardamom
  15. An expensive spice that adds a bright yellow color to foods that it comes into contact with. It has a distinct floral flavor.
    Saffron
  16. An herb with a strong anise flavor. Often eaten raw as an ingredient in salads. Widely used in French Cuisine.
    Tarragon
  17. An herb that is greenish-gray in color with soft leaves. Can be used fresh or dried. Pairs well with poultry.
    Sage
  18. Pungent, woodsy flavored herb with tiny spear-shaped sprigged green leaves. A common seasoning herb in soups, sauces, and braises.
    Thyme
  19. A smoky and Earthy spice used in SW American and Mexican cuisine.
    Cumin
  20. A very common spice used most commonly for baking in America. It can be in whole sticks or ground.
    Cinnamon
  21. Herb with a strong onion flavor. Often used as a garnish.
    Chives
  22. Dried leaf that adds a subtle, woodsy background flavor to soups, sauces and stews.
    Bay Leaves
  23. Middle Eastern spice mixture of thyme, sumac, and sesame seeds.
    Za'atar
  24. Strong spice that is dried and ground from a root or that can be used fresh. Used in gingerbread. Helps with digestive issues.
    Ginger
  25. Popular herb that comes in flat leaf or curly varieties.
    Parsley
  26. A spice mad from dried, ground red chili pepper.
    Cayenne Pepper
  27. Green, feathery herb that is used in pickling
    Dill
  28. This spice blend is a mixture of cinnamon, cloves, fennel, star anise, and Szechwan peppercorns that is sued in Asian and Arabic cooking.
    Chinese Five-spice flavor
  29. Herb that can be used fresh or dried with a robust lemony flavor. Used in mediterranean dishes.
    Oregano
  30. Floral and woodsy herb that is used in sauces, dressings, and marinades.
    Marjoram