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Our hot honey, turned all the way up. Real honey, real chiles, serious heat.
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Shop Pumpkin SpiceOne jar, endless meals. Breakfast through dinner.
Perfectly balanced and can pretty much be used on anything. I add it to my breakfast sandwich and chicken/rice/vegetable bowls on the daily!
Wendy S.
Spicy Honey Chili CrispIt’s a light spice mixture that is full of flavor and just a little heat. We love it on pizza, but it complements just about anything.
Patricia W.
Chili OilThe absolute best honey in town.
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Hot HoneyThis is delicious. The spice level is perfect. My favorite use so far is on a triscuit with a slice of cheese. My elevated simple snack.
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Black Garlic Chili CrispThis is my very favorite chili crisp and chili oil. Small batch, super high quality, super efficient customer care.
Carter R.
Chili Oil + Chili CrispWow the chili oil is amazing. Not too much spice but enough to give it a kick! The chili crisp is delicious!!
Jennifer S.
Chili Oil
Most chili crisps and chili oils on the shelf use canola or soybean oil. Every Spice Witch product uses avocado oil instead — the one thing we will never compromise on.
SMALL BATCH, MADE IN ASHEVILLE, NC
Hi, I'm Sabrina
The witch behind Spice Witch. Daughter of a magician and a home chef, now making small-batch chili crisp, hot honey & more in Asheville.
Chili crisp is a crunchy chili condiment made from dried chilies and aromatics suspended in oil, with crispy bits of garlic, shallot, and chili you can spoon over food. Spice Witch chili crisp is made with avocado oil instead of seed oils.
Chili crisp is crunchy and spoonable; chili oil is smooth and pourable for cooking and drizzling; hot honey is a sweet-and-spicy honey in a squeeze bottle. Many people keep all three for different jobs.
Yes. Every Spice Witch product is made with avocado oil instead of seed oils like canola or soybean oil.
Spice Witch is made in small batches in Asheville, North Carolina, and is woman-owned.
The chili crisp is the most popular all-rounder for eggs, rice, and noodles. If you want sweet heat for pizza and biscuits, start with the hot honey. Bundles let you try more than one.
They deliver warm, balanced heat rather than pure burn — flavor-forward with a kick.
