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The applewood smoke is noticeably milder than the hickory salt I used to keep in the pantry, so it doesn't bulldoze the meat. It's got that faint sweetness that works really well on roasted pork. I've already gone through half the jar.

Sprinkled this over grilled chicken thighs and the applewood smoke came through gentle, not overpowering like the mesquite I used to keep around. The sweetness in the salt really rounds out pork chops too.

The smoky aroma hit me the moment I opened the jar, and it’s much more subtle than hickory — perfect for when I don’t want to overpower a pork roast. I’ve been using it on grilled veggies too, and that sweet applewood note really rounds out the flavor.