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Lawry's Casero Paprika 1.87 oz

  • 1.87 oz bottle
  • Mild, subtly sweet flavor
  • Kosher pareve, Orthodox Union
  • Powder form

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A mild, sweet paprika for rubs, stews and potatoes that adds color without much heat. The bottle is small and storage advice is not given.

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ASIN: B071P22ZQSCategory: Paprika

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Overview

Lawry's Casero paprika brings a mild, subtly sweet flavor and bold red color to beef, chicken and vegetable dishes. It works as a base for spice rubs and balances hotter chiles in chili and stew.

Gentle sweetness and color make it a flexible everyday spice. The small bottle runs out fast in rub-heavy kitchens.

Who it's for

Cooks building spice rubs and seasoning vegetables get color and mild flavor. Fans of smoky or spicy paprika need a different style.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Mild and sweet
  • Adds bold red color
  • Pairs with many spices
Cons
  • Not smoked or hot
  • Storage advice not listed

Performance notes

Paprika's flavor and color come from ground peppers, which blend into rubs and sauces quickly. As a mild spice it softens hotter ingredients rather than adding heat.

Specifications

BrandCasero
Dimensions & fit
Size1.87 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Item weight2.56 ounces
Other details
Item FormPowder
FlavorMild, subtly sweet paprika
Container TypeBottle
Region of OriginNorth America
CertificationKosher pareve (Orthodox Union)

Frequently asked questions

How should I store Lawry's Casero Paprika?

The listing gives no storage instructions; follow the label.

Is Lawry's Casero Paprika spicy?

No. It is subtly sweet and mild, described as the hot chili pepper's less intense cousin.

Is Lawry's Casero Paprika kosher?

Yes. It is certified Kosher pareve by the Orthodox Union.