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Default Penzeys salt-free "Mural of Flavor"

Tried it. It's good. Unfortunately, some (many?) ingredients are
lumped together as "spices" on the ingredients list. If any spices set
off your allergies, I suggest calling or emailing Penzeys headquarters
to explain why you're reluctant to buy this without knowing more.

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