Heritage – Heritage Spice House

A wooden cutting board hosts a variety of spices and herbs including garlic, lime, cinnamon sticks, nutmeg, cloves, cardamom pods, mint leaves, and turmeric. To the right, there is a bottle labeled 'spice drops' with a dropper cap.

Heritage Legacy

At Heritage Spice House, we honor Mauritius’ spice-making traditions through generations of craftsmanship.

Crafting Spices

Traditional Grinding Techniques

We preserve time-honored methods for the finest quality spices.

Family Tradition

Heritage Gallery

Explore our rich legacy of spice making through captivating images and stories from Mauritius.

A metal plate contains several bowls filled with various spices, including turmeric powder, cinnamon sticks, cumin, coriander seeds, and cloves. Next to the plate, dried red chili peppers are scattered against a dark background, creating a vibrant contrast.

Several small white bowls are filled with different spices and ingredients. The bowls hold powdered red spice, coriander seeds, shredded white coconut, dried herbs, and a variety of seeds. Cinnamon sticks are placed beside the bowls, with scattered seeds and spices on a dark surface.

A variety of spices are displayed in several copper bowls with handles, arranged on a metal surface. The spices include vibrant red chili powder, turmeric, cardamom pods, bay leaves, and other dried herbs. The scene suggests a culinary preparation setting with an emphasis on aromatic ingredients.

A wooden board displays a variety of spices, including whole dried red chilies, cinnamon sticks, a small wooden pestle and mortar, turmeric powder, and other loose spices. Surrounding the board are scattered piles of vibrant spices on a white fabric, adding an artistic and rustic feel to the composition.

Various types of spices are displayed in wooden bowls, each labeled with their names. The spices include vibrant colors such as yellow, red, and mixtures of different spices. The labels identify them as Falafel Spice, Fish Spice, Harissa Spice, and Mixed Pepper, among others.

Heritage Spice Legacy

At Heritage Spice House, we preserve Mauritius’s rich spice-making traditions, crafting high-quality spices using time-honoured grinding techniques passed down through generations in our family business.

A pile of brown spice has spilled from a glass container and is spread across a dark surface. Three wooden spoons containing various spices are lined up behind the pile. One spoon has black mustard seeds, another contains an orange spice, and the last holds a red spice. Green leaves are visible in the background.