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Cherrywood Smoked Sea Salt

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$7.47 $10.99 In stock

Category: Herbs & Spices

Cherrywood Smoked Sea Salt adds a mild smokiness and salty crunch to any dish you desire. As a fruitwood, cherrywood has a lighter, sweeter, mellower flavor than other woods like hickory or mesquite. As a result, it is one of the most versatile and popular woods for smoking, and is an ideal flavoring for more delicate proteins like seafood and poultry.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David M. ★★★★★

I sprinkled this on roasted carrots and the mild cherrywood smoke came through without overwhelming them, way gentler than the mesquite salt I used to keep around. The salty crunch on top is a nice bonus too.

Violet ★★★★★

This salt’s sweetness is what got me—cherrywood gives a mellow, almost fruity hint that hickory just can’t match. I sprinkled it over roasted potatoes and the mild smokiness came through perfectly without overpowering anything. Finished the jar in three weeks, so I’ve already reordered.

Joseph ★★★★★

I was skeptical that a salt could change my cooking that much, but a pinch on roasted veggies gave them this gentle, sweet-smoke depth that hickory would've overpowered. The finer texture dissolves nicely on grilled chicken, too, and the cherrywood's mellowness really lets the saltiness shine throug