I just read on Pioneer Woman a recipe she made using a bacon infused sea salt which she loved

[karennoca]

so I did a search for the product made in the Pacific Northwest, (where she said it came from) and found this: Can this be right? Look at the reduction in price!http://www.amazon.com/Caravel-Gourmet-Infused-Salt-Sampler/dp/B00478UGRI

 

[traca]

I believe it's this one...from the makers of baconnaise.

http://baconsalt.com/

 

[steve2-in-la]

Actually there's NO bacon in the JD Bacon (baconnaise, baconsalt) products; good news/bad news

because it has no bacon in it (although reports come in that all the products taste VERY bacon-y) in fact NO meat whatsoever, it's Vegan and Kosher! Go figure!

 

[dawn_mo]

That looks like a nice sampler but the shipping is 9.99.

I put in an order of 10 to see what the shipping would change to, and it remained at 9.99. I wish I was ordering 10 of them. It does look like a nice sampler.

 

[janet-in-nc]

I bought Bacon Salt when it first appeared. Used it once and pitched it. It

is very artificial tasting, IMHO.

 

[karennoca]

Yes, but did you see the original price of over $200.00 reduced 92 %?

That has got to be a mix-up. I ordered two of them. My shipping cost was a flat $5.00.

 

[angak1]

240.00 for a salt sampler---can't be right. it's listed 19.99 on the Caravel site

I think someone made a big type-o.

 

[mariadnoca]

Just saw a gift pack of 6 different sea salts at TJ's for $7.99

Of course now I don't recall what flavors they were.