Old Bay

Goldfish crackers is partnering with Old Bay for a new “bold” and “zesty” limited-edition snack just in time for summer. The limited-edition Old Bay seasoned Goldfish snack is now available, according to a news release. The crackers are seasoned with Old Bay’s popular spice blend that includes black pepper, paprika, celery salt and red pepper flakes, which “creates a...

Like Old Bay? Old Bay Vodka is coming. Old Bay’s manufacturer, McCormick & Company, announced Thursday that the liquor will hit shelves in Maryland and Delaware in mid-March. They partnered with George’s Beverage Company, a distillery in Frederick, Maryland. “The vodka perfectly highlights the quintessential flavor of the iconic Old Bay spice blend,” McCormick said in a statement. “Our...

Maryland’s favorite Old Bay released its new hot sauce Wednesday to the delight of fans around the country. The limited edition release has created an eBay market with huge markups on the sauce.

News4’s anchors sample the new, and sold out, Old Bay Hot Sauce.

Love Old Bay? Meet Old Bay Hot Sauce. Old Bay Hot Sauce goes on sale starting Wednesday, the company behind the Maryland favorite announced. “Old Bay Seasoning and hot sauce go together like … well, Old Bay and everything,” a company spokeswoman said in a statement. The hot sauce will be sold on OldBay.com and, starting in early February, at…

A clash of seasonings is looming in federal court, as Maryland’s Old Bay seeks to protect its trademark in a lawsuit against another spice blend, New Bae.

‘Tis the season to pump up the holiday jams.

How well do you know Maryland? We’re talking Ocean City, Old Bay and the Orioles.

The ship, called American Constitution, goes to 10 locations total, including Baltimore, Maryland; Norfolk, Virginia; Williamsburg, Virginia; Annapolis, Maryland; and The Wharf in D.C.

From kitschy ornaments to model train extravaganzas and a holiday song dedicated to bottom-feeding crustaceans, Baltimore’s unique brand of quirky creativity really shines at Christmas.

Show your Orioles pride, Maryland state employees — the governor wants you to wear orange to work through the playoffs.