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Frequently Asked Questions
Whatever herb we got you covered. Find answers about our products, retail partnerships, and culinary tips.
Product FAQs
Our freeze-dried herbs retain color, flavor, and nutrients
far better than air-dried herbs, and they rehydrate
quickly when added to dishes. Unlike fresh herbs, they
have a long shelf life without refrigeration, so you get
the best of both worlds.
Keep the jar tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from
direct sunlight. No refrigeration needed. Properly stored,
our herbs stay fresh for up to 12 months after opening.
Yes. Our herbs are 100% certified organic, grown without
synthetic pesticides or fertilizers. We maintain full
traceability from farm to jar.
No. You can add our freeze-dried herbs directly to hot
dishes, sauces, or dressings—they rehydrate in seconds.
For cold preparations like salads, you can sprinkle them
as is or briefly soak in a little water or oil if you
prefer a softer texture.
No. Our jars contain only organic herbs—no salt, sugar,
oil, or artificial preservatives. The long shelf life
comes from gentle freeze-drying and airtight packaging.
Yes. Our glass jars are widely recyclable. Many customers
also reuse them for spices, teas, or small pantry items.
Please rinse and dry before recycling or reusing.
Our herbs are produced in facilities that follow strict
food-safety and cleaning protocols. If you have specific
allergen concerns, please check the label and contact us
so we can share the most up-to-date allergen information.
Yes. Add herbs such as mint, basil, or rosemary directly
to hot water, simple syrups, or cocktail mixes. They
infuse quickly and can be strained out or left in for
extra aroma.
Retailer FAQs
Contact our retail team at
info@frescoflavors.com
or via our Contact page. We’ll
discuss your store format, volume needs, and how our
vertically integrated supply chain can support your
shelves.
MOQs vary by product and region. Our team will provide
tailored terms based on your store size and ordering
frequency. We work with both independent grocers and
larger retail chains.
Yes. We offer in-store materials, digital assets, and
promotional support for qualifying partners. Ask our
retail team about available programs when you reach out.
Our freeze-dried herbs typically have a 24–36 month shelf
life from production when stored properly. This supports
efficient inventory management and reduces shrink compared
to fresh herbs.
We can work with both centralized and direct-to-store
models, depending on your distribution setup. Our team
will help design a program that fits your logistics.
For qualified partners, we can discuss private label
opportunities or custom pack sizes. Reach out to our
retail team with your requirements and timelines.
Our vertically integrated model is built to minimize
disruptions. If issues arise, we communicate quickly,
suggest substitutions, and work with your team on recovery
plans.
Where available, we partner with retailers to review sales
performance and shopper behavior, and to optimize
assortment and merchandising for the herbs category.
Culinary FAQs
Use about one-third the amount of freeze-dried herbs as
you would fresh (e.g., 1 tsp freeze-dried ≈ 1 tbsp fresh).
Add early in cooking for deeper flavor, or at the end for
a brighter finish.
Absolutely. Sprinkle directly onto salads, mix into
dressings, or fold into dips and spreads. The herbs
rehydrate quickly in oil or vinegar and add vibrant flavor
without wilting.
Basil, oregano, rosemary, and thyme are excellent in
breads, focaccia, and savory pastries. Add them to the
dough or sprinkle on top before baking. Mint and basil
also pair well with sweet bakes like tarts and fruit
desserts.
Check our Recipes section
and follow us on social media for inspiration. Our herbs
work in any recipe that calls for fresh or dried
herbs—simply adjust quantities as described above.
For slow-cooked dishes like stews and sauces, add herbs
earlier so they can infuse deeply. For fresh, bright
flavor in pastas, salads, or eggs, add a final pinch right
before serving.
Definitely. Create your own house blends for roasting
vegetables, grilling meats, or seasoning soups. Mix in a
small bowl first so you can taste and adjust the balance.
Yes. Toss vegetables, potatoes, or proteins in oil and
sprinkle with herbs before cooking, or finish with an
extra pinch after they come out of the air fryer or off
the grill for a fresh aroma.
Try herb-roasted potatoes, creamy basil pasta, garlic and
herb chicken, or a simple tomato salad with oregano and
olive oil. A small spoonful of herbs can completely change
everyday dishes.
