Last year for Christmas I bought my brother a very large shaker of the aforementioned salt. I had never tried it, but it looked interesting . My Brother loves to cook more than I do ( and he's much better at it). Fast forward until February. Out of the blue one Tuesday evening after work, I get a call from my brother. After a few minutes of pleasantries, I ask if anything is wrong, as my favorite brother ( OK, my ONLY brother) is not a small talk kinda guy. He then proceeds to tell that this salt is AMAZING and got his kids to eat veggies they normally do not, and pretty please where on earth did i get it?
Side Note: because of my slight eccentricities, I have a reputation for getting people to fall in love with stuff they can never find again or can never find at the price point I paid. This was my brother's fear.
I had bought it at Cost Plus World Market, but a quick google search showed that Wal-mart and Kroger both carried smaller bottles for a reasonable price.
I have used this salt since then on Chicken, rice, pasta, fries, soups and pretty much everything but steak . (I'm a steak snob who think the only seasoning a piece of beef needs is sea salt and fresh black pepper, but to each their own)
It's a mixture of good salts and various seasonings ( onion, garlic, celery, pepper) and is neither too hot or too bland . Just a nice no hassle way to seasoning anything.
I am not compensated in anyway for this, but if you are just starting your cooking journey, this is a handy weapon to have!
Silly Pics of said brother at Christmas solving his puzzle and wearing his paper crown from the Christmas Cracker ( also from World Market!)
