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KEEP IT SA.VOR.Y HOPS FLOWER SEA SALT (3.5 OZ)

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$10.18 $13.95 In stock

Category: OTHER GOODIES

Surprisingly versatile, this salt has a delicious herby-citrusy quality that is great on corn on the cob, in soups, and in breads. Cascade hops are home-grown by Jo in North Lawndale and harvested in October for a Fall limited release.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lily ★★★★★

Tried it in a simple chicken soup and the herby-citrusy notes really came through without being overpowering. The salt crystals are a nice medium grind too, so they dissolve quickly.

Adam X. ★★★★★

Sprinkled it on corn on the cob straight off the grill and the herby-citrus kick came through without overpowering the sweetness—exactly what I hoped for. The salt crystals are a nice medium size, so they cling to the kernels without making everything too salty.

Elizabeth ★★★★★

Put a generous pinch on my roasted potatoes last night and the subtle citrusy hop flavor was incredible. This salt is way more interesting than the plain stuff I usually buy, and I'm already planning to use it in my next batch of bread.