Forbidden™ is a new kind of seasoning—made entirely from fruit, exclusively for fruit.

FAQ's

Wait… seasoning for fruit?

Yep. Wild, right?

Think about it—meat, veggies, even popcorn has endless seasoning options. But fruit? Completely left out. Disrespectful, honestly.

Forbidden™ is here to change that. Because fruit deserves better—and frankly, so do you.

This isn’t just a new seasoning—it’s a whole new category. We’re pioneering a first-of-its-kind fruit-forward seasoning—made entirely from fruit, crafted exclusively for fruit. No sugar. No salt. No fillers, no preservatives, nothing you can’t pronounce. Just real ingredients, made to elevate fruit.

Our debut blend, Original Sin, gives fruit an edge—tangy, bright, borderline addictive (think sour gummy worms). It's best on sliced apples, mangoes, grapes, or pineapple.

It’s fun...Like, really fun.

But hey! It’s your fruit, your call. Keep it boring—or try what’s been Forbidden™.

[SFX: Dramatic gasp… whispers of intrigue… a single, slow clap.]

Is this like Tajín?

Not really. Tajín is a well-known, all-purpose seasoning rooted in Mexican flavors—chili, lime, salt (and we love it).

It does its thing, and it does it well.

Forbidden™ is on a different mission. We’re developing a first-of-its-kind fruit-forward seasoning line—made entirely from fruit, crafted exclusively for fruit.

Fruit isn’t just part of what we do—it’s the whole point. 

See where we’re going with this?

What’s in it?

Real fruit, dried and ground. Seriously, that's it.

Where can I buy Forbidden?

Patience, young grasshopper!

Soon, you’ll be able to grab it online and at select markets and pop-ups. Keep an eye on our socials for updates… we’re almost there.

Why the name “Forbidden”?

Most iconic fruit of all time? Forbidden.

Kind of things that usually aren't allowed? Forbidden.

Best things in life? Debatable... But probably Forbidden.

You get it.

What’s up with the snake?

That’s just Wizzy. Mischievous, charming—borderline too persuasive, if you ask me...She once convinced someone to trade paradise for a snack (and hasn't stopped bragging about it since).

If she starts pitching life insurance, change the subject immediately.

Will this change my life?

There's a very strong chance, yes.