Bring a generous helping of flavor to the food you love. Explore savory blends, everyday spices and fresh ideas for your next meal.
Seasonings for your kitchen. Inspiration for your table.
Maybe it’s the garlic in a pot of beans. The cumin in a sizzling skillet. Or the last pinch that makes everyone reach for another taco. Lawry’s Casero brings those familiar building blocks together in a collection made for everyday meals.
Choose a ready-to-use blend when dinner needs a simple starting point. Reach for individual spices when you want to make the flavor your own.
Distinct flavors, useful sizes and a clear place to start. Open each card for ingredients and cooking ideas.
Garlic and herbs for everyday rice, beans and proteins.
Use as a savory base for your dish. The blend contains salt, so taste before adding more. Ingredient lists differ between sizes; see this option’s exact list.
Ingredients: Salt, Garlic, Onion, Spices (Including Oregano, Parsley, Cilantro), Yeast Extract, and Silicon Dioxide, and Calcium Stearate (to Make Free Flowing).
Garlic, cumin and red pepper for a savory grill-night flavor.
Season beef or vegetables before cooking, following the bottle’s directions. Contains salt. Finish the plate with fresh onion, cilantro or lime as you like.
Ingredients: Salt, Garlic, Spices (Including Cumin, Oregano and Red Pepper), Sugar, Citric Acid, Yeast Extract, Natural Flavor, Silicon Dioxide (Added to Make Free Flowing), & Extractives of Paprika.
Garlic, warm spices and a golden color for chicken night.
The blend combines salt, garlic, sugar and spices including paprika, turmeric and cumin. Use with chicken and other suitable proteins according to the label.
Ingredients: Salt, Garlic, Sugar, Spices (Including Paprika, Turmeric, Black Pepper, Cumin, White Pepper, Annatto), Onion, Yeast Extract & Extractives Of Paprika.
Garlic, black pepper, oregano and turmeric in an everyday blend.
Use with meat, poultry or vegetables. The blend contains salt; let it season the dish before deciding whether you need additional salt.
Ingredients: Salt, Garlic, Black Pepper, Tricalcium Phosphate (to Make Free Flowing), Oregano, and Turmeric.
A garlic-and-herb base without added black pepper.
Salt, garlic, oregano and turmeric provide a simple savory foundation. Choose this version when you want to control the pepper separately.
Ingredients: Salt, Garlic, Tricalcium Phosphate (to Make Free Flowing), Oregano, and Turmeric.
Even garlic flavor for marinades, dressings and everyday cooking.
Mix into liquids or combine with other spices for a dry seasoning. Garlic powder adds flavor without the texture of chopped fresh garlic.
Ingredients: Garlic Powder
Earthy warmth for beans, taco fillings and roasted vegetables.
Add a little, cook it into the dish and taste. Cumin pairs well with garlic, oregano and a fresh lime finish.
Ingredients: Ground Cumin
A smoky red-pepper note for beans, potatoes and rubs.
Use a small amount to bring smoky depth and red color to savory dishes. This is the smoked paprika option, distinct from plain paprika.
Ingredients: Paprika, and Silicon Dioxide (Added to Make Free Flowing).
Fine onion flavor that mixes easily into sauces and seasonings.
Use when you want a smooth texture in a dressing, dip or rub. It contributes flavor without replacing the volume or texture of fresh onion.
Ingredients: Onion Powder.
Warm cinnamon flavor for oatmeal, baking and savory experiments.
Stir into porridge, add to baked goods or use a small amount in a recipe that calls for cinnamon. Measure carefully when adding to savory food.
Ingredients: Ground Cinnamon.
A bold herbal aroma for beans, tomato sauces and marinades.
Rub the dried leaves lightly between your fingers before adding them. The label identifies oregano without specifying a botanical species.
Ingredients: Oregano
A chili-and-spice blend for a pot of chili, beans or a rub.
This is a seasoning blend with salt and garlic, not pure ground cayenne. Use it to build a rounded chili profile and adjust additional salt carefully.
Ingredients: Chili Pepper, Salt, Spices, Silicon Dioxide (Added to Make Free Flowing), and Garlic.
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Garlic, cumin, oregano and red pepper bring a savory backbone to steak. Season the beef first, then finish the plate with lime, onion and cilantro.
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We like dinner with room for everyone’s taste. Start with a savory base, bring something fresh to the table and let each person add the finishing touch.
A cumin-rich steak can sit beside cool avocado. Garlicky beans welcome a squeeze of lime. A little thought about the whole plate makes a simple seasoning work harder.
Build a carne asada dinner →From taco night to a colorful skillet, find something that makes you want to cook.
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The useful comparison is in the ingredients and the meal you have in mind. Here’s how three familiar all-purpose blends differ.
| Blend | Flavor building blocks | What to notice | A useful starting point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lawry’s Total Seasoning | Garlic, onion and herbs including oregano, parsley and cilantro | Contains salt and yeast extract. No MSG added, except naturally occurring glutamates. | Rice, beans, vegetables and everyday proteins |
| GOYA Adobo with Pepper | Garlic, black pepper, oregano and turmeric | A salt-based blend with a pepper-forward profile | Meat, poultry and vegetable seasoning |
| Badia Complete Seasoning | Garlic, onion, spices and herbs | Includes salt and monosodium glutamate in the published formula | An all-purpose savory base for many dishes |
Ingredients reflect the manufacturers’ published descriptions for the named blends. Formulas and packaging can change; check your bottle. Different ingredients do not establish better safety or quality.
A good choice starts with understanding the bottle. We put the useful distinctions close to the products, so you can choose with care.
Total Seasoning, Adobo and Carne Asada contain salt. Garlic powder and ground cumin play different roles. Treat a blend as part of the seasoning for your whole dish, then taste before adding more salt.
The manufacturer identifies kosher options in the range, including Adobo with Pepper. Certification and dietary information belong to a specific product and label, not automatically to every bottle.
Store tightly closed bottles in a cool, dry cupboard. Measure away from a steaming pan and use a clean, dry spoon. The little habits that keep moisture out also keep spices easier to use.
Some of the best meals begin without much ceremony. A pan warms on the stove. Someone rinses the rice. A bottle comes down from the shelf because its flavor belongs in the food you are about to make. That is where the Lawry’s Casero collection makes sense: in the everyday decisions that turn ingredients into dinner.
Casero brings together seasoning blends and individual spices for cooks who want both convenience and freedom. A ready-made blend gives you a clear starting point. A jar of cumin, oregano or garlic lets you adjust one note at a time. Neither approach asks you to cook in a particular way. The useful question is what your meal needs, and what you enjoy bringing to it.
The wider Lawry’s story reaches back to 1938 and Lawry’s The Prime Rib in Beverly Hills. Lawrence Frank developed the seasoning associated with the restaurant’s prime rib, and that restaurant connection became part of the brand’s identity. The familiar swirl and the seasoned-salt bottle helped carry the name into generations of kitchens.
Casero is a later chapter in that history. McCormick’s 2016 new-product announcement included Casero Total Seasoning, Carne Asada and Adobo blends with and without pepper. These were presented as ways to bring Mexican and Latino-inspired flavors to home cooking. The distinction matters: the Lawry’s heritage is long, while the Casero assortment has its own place within the broader range.
Total Seasoning brings a savory garlic-and-herb profile to rice, beans, vegetables and proteins. Adobo with Pepper combines garlic, black pepper, oregano and turmeric in a salt-based blend. Carne Asada adds cumin, oregano and red pepper to its garlic foundation. These are useful differences when you are deciding which bottle belongs beside the cutting board.
Individual spices give you another kind of control. Cumin supplies earthy warmth. Oregano contributes an herbal note. Garlic and onion powders spread savory flavor through a dressing, rub or pot of beans. Paprika and cayenne have different roles, so color alone is not a reason to substitute one for the other. Read the name, look at the ingredients and add a little before deciding whether the dish needs more.
| Your cooking moment | A useful approach |
|---|---|
| A quick weeknight meal | Choose a blend, then build the rest of the plate around its flavor. |
| A recipe you want to adjust | Use separate spices to change one note at a time. |
| A full table to feed | Check larger bottles and multipacks against how often you cook. |
Production and ingredient controls are part of McCormick’s wider food-safety approach. In your own kitchen, the practical work is simpler: keep the cap closed, store spices away from heat and moisture, and read the current package. A product’s ingredient list and dietary marks are more useful than a broad promise about an entire collection.
We bring the same attention to the meal itself. Let a salt-containing blend do its work before adding more salt. Finish rich dishes with something fresh. Keep toppings at the table when different people want different amounts of heat. Casero can provide the starting flavors; the choices that follow are yours. For a closer look at the milestones and ingredients behind the collection, explore the Lawry’s Casero story.
Go beyond the ingredient list with practical guides to choosing, cooking and making the most of your spice shelf.
The flavor guide
Choose between Total Seasoning, Adobo and Carne Asada with practical flavor comparisons, meal ideas and advice on seasoning a balanced dinner.
Read the guide →Around the table
Build a carne asada dinner with the right seasoning, sensible grilling steps, bright toppings and practical guidance for serving steak tacos.
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Pantry know-how
Learn what garlic, cumin, oregano, paprika and chili powder bring to dinner, how to combine them and how to keep your pantry useful.
Read the guide →Casero is a range of Lawry’s seasonings, spices and herbs associated with everyday home cooking. The collection includes versatile blends such as Total Seasoning and Adobo, along with individual ingredients such as garlic powder and cumin.
Total Seasoning combines garlic and herbs, with onion in the published 10.75 oz formula. Adobo with Pepper brings garlic, black pepper, oregano and turmeric together. Both contain salt. Choose the profile you want, then adjust the rest of the dish around it.
No single dietary description applies to the entire collection. Several blends contain salt. Check the exact package for ingredients, allergens and any certification you need; do not infer gluten-free status from a short ingredient list.
Yes. Seasoning can be used with skillet cooking, roasting and other methods suited to your ingredients. Use the bottle’s directions as your starting point, and check the food itself for doneness.
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