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Crush Cubes

www.crushcubes.com

 
Crush is an all-natural way to cook fresh with big flavor, providing a quick and easy way to add spices and herbs to any dish. Say goodbye to time-crunch canned creations and microwaved meals. Our herbs and spices are flash-frozen fresh to assure no loss of nutrients, flavor, color or texture, and the convenient crush-out cubes come in measurable portions for the perfect amount of flavor. Our cubes last a long time in the freezer, so you`ll have them ready when you`re ready to "POP" them into next your culinary creation!
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.crushcubes.com
  • 30961 Agoura RD Ste 217
    Westlake Village, CA USA 91361
  • Phone: 818.699.6381

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