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Seasoning Salts for Everything & Anything

Seasoning Salts for Everything & Anything

These aren’t your average grocery store blends. Our handcrafted Seasoning Salts are made in small batches using ultra-fresh ingredients you can actually pronounce. Plus, like everything at World Spice, they're all filler-free! Think bold flavor, not mystery dust.

Svaneti Seasoned Salt

This Georgian blend is a shopkeeper's favorite and our go-to for roasted veggies and meat of all kinds.

 

Garlic Salt

Packed with nine fresh ingredients and serious flavor cred, it’s what our resident herbalist Aubrey calls “the most herbaceous and bodacious Garlic Salt out there.”

Tuscan Rosemary Salt

Designed to transport your kitchen to the rustic, Italian countryside. Rosemary brings the charm, while ginger and cinnamon add a delightfully unexpected touch.

Osaka Seasoned Salt 

Perhaps the unsung hero of our collection, this Japanese-inspired blend ticks all the flavor boxes — salty, savory, crunchy, bright. It’s a best friend to noodles, seafood, eggs, and braised leafy greens.

Provencal Seasoned Salt

Classic French flavors without the intimidation factor. Balanced herbs, aromatics, citrus, and tomato make this all-in-one seasoning a major timesaver — no mise en place required.

Voodoo

There are two types of people in this world: those who love Voodoo, and those who haven’t tried it yet. It's our best-selling blend for a reason.

America's Seasoned Salt

This blend is pure Americana — we’re talking the roadside diner with the jukebox at the table, shiny red booths, and a waitress who calls you “honey.”

 

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