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McCormick Consumer Taste Testing Needs You! Updated after joining

Do you like cooking, using spices and testing out free stuff, and getting paid to do it? Then sign up to become a consumer taste tester panelist with McCormick Consumer Testing! It’s open to anyone over the age of 18. They are looking to increase their volume of testing and need more people to sign up!

Sign up here: https://mccormickconsumertesting.at-hand.net/tqm/appform.aspx and please put my name: Candy Keane, as the person who referred you.

UPDATE 2023: I have yet to get any actual products to test out. Every single e-mail is a consumer survey where you are entered to win a gift card. I haven’t gotten any surveys related to testing an actual product. This one is a bit of a letdown.

UPDATE 2024: I can’t recall the last time I even got a survey request.

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McCormick Spices

Learn More About McCormick Consumer Testing

With the McCormick taste testing program, you will have the opportunity to sample a range of foods, snacks and beverages, either at home or at their Hunt Valley, Maryland location (if you are local). They pick consumers from their database who meet the demographic requirements for the product they are testing.

If you’re chosen, you’ll receive an email inviting you to answer a few questions about an upcoming test. After you answer them, their system will let you know whether or not you qualify for that test.

If you do qualify, you will get the products for free and be paid at the end of the study. How much depends on the type and duration of the taste test.

Tests are conducted Monday – Friday during both day and evening hours, and you can participate up to four times per year. Once you participate in a test, you will not be eligible to be called for the next three months.

How to sign up as a taste tester:

All you need to do is go here: https://mccormickconsumertesting.at-hand.net/tqm/appform.aspx and please put my name: Candy Keane, as the person who referred you.

And good luck for getting chosen to taste test something tasty!


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5 replies »

  1. Really enjoyed this post — thanks for sharing the details of the McCormick taste-testing program

  2. Most scams try to steal your money. McCormick steals your time. The survey that I completed was very long, about 25 minutes, and its detailed questions gave me the impression that I was working toward the $50 reward. After I spent so much of my time giving them my opinions, I waited for two months to hear back from them. When I called McCormick, its rep told me that it was only a pre-qualification survey that I had completed, and that I had not qualified for the main event. I told her that McCormick should post estimated completion times for all their pre-qualification surveys, to give interested participants an idea of how much free (uncompensated) time they will have to surrender to McCormick to try to qualify.

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