What is celery salt?

Salt is ground up with celery seeds to make celery salt. The result is a salt with a center of gravity that is based on celery. The salt brings out the vegetable taste of the seeds, making them taste more like celery than they would on their own. When celery seeds are mixed with sea salt, the sodium nitrate in them makes the salt, well, saltier. But sodium nitrate is a great way to keep meats fresh and prevent them from going bad. The next time you make homemade sausages and want to dry cure them, add a pinch of our celery salt for a big hit of salty, vegetable flavor. You can't make a real Bloody Mary or a Chicago-style hot dog without it

How do I use celery salt?

This is great around the edge of a Bloody Mary or sprinkled on popcorn for a fun surprise. It can also be used in place of salt in any savory recipe. Potato salad, pasta, and coleslaw are also common ways to use them.

Its a substitute:

The best cardamom seed substitutes are celery flakes, celery seed, onion Salt or Wonderful World Seasoning.

Where to buy Celery Salt?

Celery is a common vegetable, but this plant is more than just the stalk. Less common than other seeds, celery seeds are still tasty and good for you. They are small and light brown. They smell like dirt. Their taste is bitter and warm. Celery seeds have been used in Eastern medicine for a very long time to treat things like bronchitis, skin problems, and the flu.

◉ Rich in Important Nutrients: Calcium, manganese, and iron are all found in high amounts in celery seeds. They have few calories and about the same amount of fat, protein, and carbs.

◉ Support Bone Health: Celery seeds have a lot of calcium, manganese, magnesium, and phosphorus, which are all important for healthy bones.

◉ Promote Red Blood Cell Formation: Celery seeds are a great way to get non-heme iron. Eating foods that are high in iron helps your body make red blood cells and may keep you from getting anemia.

Where to buy Celery Salt?

Buy celery salt from the health food store in the , .

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