Pleqse Help me identifying spices.

[u/belgarath1987]

Hi to everyone. I'm an italian guy and i visite North Macedonia in the previous days. Lovely place, Lovely People. I really enjoyed my time there. Whenever i go, I always visit the local market because I think it reflects in a way the city and also I like to Explore new products, smells etc. I'm also an amateur Cook so in every market I'm like a kid in a toy store. I bought some spices (or spices mix) from a stand but the guy Who sold me didn't talk any english so I didn't understand what I was buying but I was interested in the colors and smell so I bought them anyway thinking that I'll eventually figure it out but I'm having some difficulties doing so. For this reason I ask for your kind help. I attach the photo of the stand where i bought the spices and the 3 bags i bought home. If you identify the spice(or the Spice mix) you can also share the usual way to use the? Thank you to everyone Who will help =D

[u/LobsterGarden]

Yellow bag is labeled turmeric. Red bag is labeled sweet (red pepper). The grey bag doesn't seem to be in the first photo and has no label so I don't know.

[u/skopyeah → u/LobsterGarden]

The yellow bag looks to coarse to be turmeric, maybe Vegeta?

[u/LobsterGarden → u/skopyeah]

Maybe, I was just comparing the color to the yellow bag in the first photo labeled kurkuma

[u/belgarath1987 → u/skopyeah]

Yes it's not the same in the photo. Sorry if it is confusing. I took the two photos without a real correlation. The yellow One is very coarse. It could be vegeta. It is used a lot in your country, if yes in what dishes?

[u/Praetorian_Guard_350 → u/belgarath1987]

Vegeta is basically, Salt, dried herbs and vegetables and MSG. it is used in pretty much everything just like salt

[u/skopyeah → u/[deleted]]

Dude...

[u/mugrenski]

yellow is vegeta, also known as tuzot. Replaces salt. Gray looks like it is a grounded black pepper.