Fox News hosts furious after Kamala Harris gets jubilant reception at ‘meanest’ spice shop

Kamala Harris took a breather from her Donald Trump debate preparations for a quick pit stop at a family business in Pennsylvania, which a Fox News host slammed as America’s “meanest spice shop.”

The vice president was greeted by cheers at Penzeys Spices in Pittsburgh on Saturday, as she went around shaking hands, taking selfies and hugging shoppers — including embracing one tearful local — in the store.

She peddled a message of unity as reporters quizzed her about taking the stage against Trump for their first face-to-face meeting of the 2024 election in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, which will be beamed live to ABC viewers across the country at 9:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday evening.

“Being at this spice store, I finally got out of the debate prep,” Harris chuckled, holding up her new jar of spices.

When probed about a key message she wanted to get across to the former president during the debate, she replied: “Look, it’s time to turn the page on the divisiveness. It’s time to bring our country together, chart a new way forward.”

Hosts of Fox News’s Fox & Friends were quick to seize on Harris’s visit to Penzeys, attacking both the vice president’s messaging and accusing the store of being vicious to GOP voters.

“Vice President Harris is hunkering down in Pittsburgh as she pushes for unity while visiting a spice shop known for mocking Republicans,” anchor Will Cain said on Sunday’s program.

“They chose the comfiest, coziest place she could conceivably go, where all of the owners and the staff are 100 percent libs who hate Trump,” co-host Pete Hegseth added.

Co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy, who apparently visited one of their shops while staring in MTV reality show The Real World,  chimed in calling Penzeys the “the meanest spice