Tomato, Basil, Garlic – an aromatic blend for Italian and home cooking
Tomato, Basil, Garlic – Royal Brand Blend is a simple, aromatic combination of dried tomatoes, wild garlic, and basil. It is perfect for everyday cooking, especially for dishes inspired by Italian and Mediterranean cuisine.
This blend quickly enhances the flavor of dishes — without complicated seasoning and without the need to mix several spices separately.
Why choose this blend?
✅ Ideal for pizza, pasta, and sauces
Perfect for tomato sauces, spaghetti, lasagna, casseroles, and homemade pizza.
✅ Simple, clear ingredients
A blend based on three popular ingredients: dried tomatoes, wild garlic, and basil.
✅ Intense aroma
Adds a herbal-tomato flavor and pleasant aroma to dishes.
✅ Versatile use in the kitchen
Suitable for main courses, salads, bread, cottage cheese, vegetables, and marinades.
✅ Convenient Royal Brand packaging
Practical packaging makes storage easy and helps preserve the spice's aroma for longer.
Ingredients
Dried tomatoes, wild garlic, basil.
What to use it for
The Tomato, Basil, Garlic blend is perfect for:
- pizza,
- pasta,
- spaghetti,
- tomato sauces,
- casseroles,
- bruschetta,
- salads,
- roasted vegetables,
- cottage cheese and cream cheese spreads,
- bread with olive oil,
- meat, poultry, and fish,
- marinades and dressings.
Suggested use
Add 1–2 teaspoons of the spice to sauce, pasta, vegetables, or marinade.
You can mix it with olive oil and use it as an addition to bread, pizza, salad, or roasted vegetables.
Idea for a quick dish
Mix olive oil with the Tomato, Basil, Garlic spice, add to cooked pasta, toss in parmesan or your favorite cheese, and it's done. A simple way to a quick, aromatic meal.
Product information
Name: Tomato, Basil, Garlic – Blend
Brand: Royal Brand
Type: spice blend / herbal-tomato blend
Usage: pizza, pasta, sauces, salads, vegetables, bread, marinades
Net weight: according to the selected offer: 500 g
Packaging: practical packaging for storing spices
Note
The color of the product may slightly differ from that shown in the pictures. This is natural and depends on the current batch of raw materials.