If you’ve ever grabbed a seasoning blend at the store and thought,
“this is good, but why is it $7?”…
This is for you.
I pulled together 20+ copycat Kinder-style seasonings you can make at home using basic pantry spices.
Same bold flavor.
Way cheaper.
And you control what goes in it.
Why Make Your Own Seasoning Blends
You don’t need a cabinet full of store-bought bottles.
Most blends are built from:
- salt
- pepper
- garlic
- onion
- a few spices
Once you have those, you can mix almost anything.
Making your own:
- saves money
- cuts down on fillers
- lets you adjust salt and flavor
- keeps everything in one system
The Full Lineup
Here’s everything included in this collection:
All-Purpose + Everyday Blends
These are your go-to, use-on-anything mixes.
- Copycat Kinder’s All-Purpose Meat & Veggie Rub
- Copycat Kinder’s All-Purpose Seasoning
- Copycat Kinder’s The Blend
Use these on:
- chicken
- vegetables
- potatoes
- quick weeknight meals
Garlic + Butter Style Blends
These are the heavy hitters. Big flavor, easy wins.
- Copycat Kinder’s Brown Butter Garlic
- Copycat Kinder’s Buttery Garlic & Herb
- Copycat Kinder’s Caramelized Onion Butter
- Copycat Kinder’s Cowboy Butter
- Copycat Kinder’s Woodfired Garlic
Best for:
- roasted vegetables
- steak
- chicken
- bread or potatoes
Steakhouse + Burger Blends
These are built for meat.
- Copycat Kinder’s Butcher’s Burger Blend
- Copycat Kinder’s Buttery Burger Blend
- Copycat Kinder’s Buttery Steakhouse
- Copycat Kinder’s Steak Blend
- Copycat Kinder’s Steakhouse Potato Seasoning
Use these for:
- burgers
- steak
- fries
- grilled meats
BBQ + Bold Flavor Blends
Sweet, smoky, and a little heat.
- Copycat Kinder’s Brown Sugar BBQ Rub
- Copycat Kinder’s Hickory Brown Sugar Rub
- Copycat Kinder’s Honey Chipotle
- Copycat Kinder’s Red Jalapeno Garlic
- Copycat Kinder’s Korean BBQ
Great for:
- ribs
- pulled pork
- grilled chicken
- anything on the smoker
Global + Flavor Blends
These add variety without extra work.
- Copycat Kinder’s Fajita Blend
- Copycat Kinder’s Greek Blend
- Copycat Kinder’s Grilled Chicken
- Copycat Kinder’s Honey Mustard
Use these when you want:
- quick flavor change
- meal variety without new ingredients
💡 How to Use These
Keep it simple.
- Use about 1–2 tablespoons per pound of meat
- Sprinkle on vegetables before roasting
- Mix into ground meat before cooking
- Add to potatoes, rice, or pasta
You don’t need exact rules. Start light, adjust as you go.
Storage
- Store in airtight jars
- Keep in a cool, dry place
- Most blends stay fresh for 3–6 months
If you make a lot at once, label them so you know what’s what.
Why This Works Long-Term
Buying blends adds up fast.
Making them yourself:
- cuts cost
- reduces waste
- gives you consistency
Once you have a few favorites, you’ll stop reaching for store bottles.
Final Note
This isn’t about copying a brand.
It’s about building your own system so dinner is easier.
You mix once.
You use it all week.
And you always have something ready to go.
Be sure to grab the printable PDF of all 20+ seasonings. Click to download.







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