Penzey's Spice House owner has donated over $Millions to liberal causes and candidates. I drive to shop at their Green Bay store because I support their values. Awesome company. They have online for liberal foodies nationwide.

The company got national attention last summer, including from Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. Now, Penzeys is marking Trump's second inauguration Jan. 20 by sending free spice boxes to Washington, D.C., homes.
In 2018 and 2019, Penzeys was one of the biggest spenders on Facebook ads in favor of impeaching Trump. According to Journal Sentinel reporting from the time, the company spent more than $2.3 million on "ads about social issues, elections or politics" between May 2018 and October 2019. The spice company made national news in 2019 for outspending anyone but Trump on impeachment-related ads. Ahead of last summer's Republican National Convention, the company paid for a highway billboard urging voters to "Remember January 6th."
Penzeys sends 37,000 free 'RESIST!' spice boxes to Washington, DC, homes ahead of inauguration

The company got national attention last summer, including from Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. Now, Penzeys is marking Trump's second inauguration Jan. 20 by sending free spice boxes to Washington, D.C., homes.
Penzeys has a long history of political activism
Penzeys has openly criticized Trump since his first election victory in 2016. The company's website includes an "About Republicans" page, which outlines its anti-Republican stances and intentions to include political activism in its business. Penzeys has an online store and locations in over 20 states, including numerous stores in WisconsinIn 2018 and 2019, Penzeys was one of the biggest spenders on Facebook ads in favor of impeaching Trump. According to Journal Sentinel reporting from the time, the company spent more than $2.3 million on "ads about social issues, elections or politics" between May 2018 and October 2019. The spice company made national news in 2019 for outspending anyone but Trump on impeachment-related ads. Ahead of last summer's Republican National Convention, the company paid for a highway billboard urging voters to "Remember January 6th."