Chicken Salt Spice and Seasoning Set - Pack of 5 Seasonings - Vegan, Keto & Paleo Friendly - Perfect for Cooking, BBQ, Grilling, Rubs, Popcorn and more - Preservative & Additive Free

These are all delicious flavorings and highly recommended for plant based eaters! Add a blast of goodness w/out harmful ingredients. Every flavor is good, but the Red Pepper is slightly spicy if that bothers you. Highly recommend this brand and will continue to buy.

Got these because they were on Shark Tank. Very good and the variety pack is perfect and seems like it will last us forever. Perfect for camping as a seasoning for all your proteins. Will be a return customer!

I saw this presented on Shark Tank a while back and wanted to try it, so I searched for it on Amazon and was pleased to find this here. It is a little more economical to buy the 5-pack versus buying these individually or in 2-packs. I liked all of these flavors in general, but I would prefer a little more spice to salt ratio, as I seemed to get too much salt or not enough other spice flavor, but I realize taste is individual. To that end, I’m not usually a low sodium or reduced salt food eater, but the reduced salt version of Chicken Salt I really liked, because it does have more spice to salt taste. Not to take away from the other flavors in this pack, they are all basically good and the mild spiciness does not overpower the food, and these blend well with chicken, beef, pork, and fish, as well as many non-meat dishes.

I’ve tried it on a variety of dishes so far and the flavor is really good. I do feel like I have to use a little more to get the taste just right. I’d purchase again but it does seem a bit pricey, or maybe I’m just cheap :-)

These salts are not cheap, and I got snookered into thinking chicken salt was better than bacon. Nope... not even close. I read several articles, and watch several videos all saying chicken salt was better than sliced bread or nachos. So I bit the bullet, and spend over thirty dollars on these salts, and guess what... big let down. Chicken salt taste like celery salt with some chicken bullion power. Don't get me wrong, it's ok with fries, and grilled chicken, but it's nowhere close to the hype it's getting. Yes, I would recommend you try chicken salt if you haven't, but don't expect a life changing event (and you can prob make your own by mixing celery salt with Knorr chicken bullion powder).

I saw this on a cooking show and thought it sounded really good and so far I haven’t been disappointed. We’ve sprinkled it on sautéed vegetables and put it in turkey burgers and it just really kicked the flavors up a notch. We haven’t used it a lot yet and we haven’t tried the barbecue flavor, but I recently bought an oil-less fryer and I want to make homemade potato chips in that and use the BBQ flavor in those. I think it will be amazing!

I have a lot of seasonings in my spice cabinet, but I use these two the most. I did a taste test and tend to gravitate toward the Turmeric Salt. But, I have a cousin who prefers the Chicken Salt. So, as in all things, it's a subjective preference. And, to be accurate, I personally alternate between the two of them. Jada Spice is good in place of salt and pepper. It's a great seasoning for eggs, vegetables, stews, soups, meats, poultry, etc.

I tried the red pepper, lime, and original because of shark tank show where these salt brands were presented. These salt are just mixtures of salt and other flavorings ingredients and suited for flavoring certain foods depending on the type of food. I rather just flavor with regular sea salt plus whatever other flavoring to achieve a higher flavor profile. These salt are ok to flavor food but not at their price point.