Salt and Pepper

With no MSG and all-natural ingredients, enjoy our take on an Australian classic. Developed in Adelaide in the 1970s, chicken salt was originally produced as a seasoning for rotisserie chickens. Word quickly spread and this quintessential Aussie spice was soon to be found in fish and chip shops throughout the country. Savoury with a hint of sweetness, this salt can be used as a dry rub on chicken or is perfect for hot chips, roast potatoes, tempura vegetables or try on buttered popcorn.

Flavour Notes: Umami rich, slightly sweet, savoury

Cuisine: Australian

Heat Level: 0/5

Roast Vegetable Salt is a simple way to upgrade your vegetable cooking. A fantastic addition to all roast vegetables, it can be used before and after cooking. Sprinkle it onto hot chips, wedges, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, peeled potatoes: any potatoes!

Flavour Notes: Herbaceous, salty, aromatic

Cuisine: German

Heat Level: 0/5

Complex and bold, Native Red Gum Smoked Salt comes from the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. These sea salt flakes have been smoked over Australian native red gum for 72 hours. The smoking results in a unique and aromatic finishing salt which adds natural depth to both savoury and sweet dishes. To be used as a finishing salt on meats, seafood, salads, soups, vegetables and even desserts to add a rich, smoky flavour.

Consider this the much-improved, very gourmet version of traditional garlic salt. Blended using premium garlic and onion to give a sweet rather than bitter taste, Garlic Salt can be used in everything! This absolutely addictive blend will lift any dish.

Flavour Notes: Garlicky, savoury, lightly sweet, lightly herbaceous

Cuisine: Italian

Heat Level: 0/5

Considerably hot with a unique flavour combination using three different chillies: the fruitiness from seedless chilli flakes, heat from Birdseye chilli and texture from long chilli. Our Chilli Salt is a great all-rounder and can be used instead of regular salt on pizza, pasta, steak or any other meal that needs a kick. Warning: this salt is addictive.

Flavour Notes: Spicy, salty

Cuisine: South East Asian

Heat Level: 3/5

The secret to Crunchy Pork Crackling Rub is its perfect balance of salt, umami, citrus and herbs, using fennel seed, lemon myrtle, bay leaf and garlic. Rubbed into the cuts of pork skin, it creates the crunchiest, tastiest crackling. All you need is three to four teaspoons of spice rub and your piece of pork, nothing else. Read our blog for essential tips and tricks to make pork crackling like a pro.

Flavour Notes: Salty, zesty, herbaceous, floral

Cuisine: European

Heat Level: 0/5

Italian black summer truffles are combined with sea salt to create a blend that turns the most simple dish into a deliciously complex medley of flavours. While all truffle varieties work well with any cooked egg or mushroom dishes, black truffle is earthy and chocolatey, making it ideal for classic sauces, roast chicken, steak, potatoes, winter vegetables or hot buttered popcorn. So precious are the truffles, that Italian truffle harvesters protect their groves by using long winding paths at night or in the early morning fog to confuse potential followers.

Flavour Notes: Earthy, chocolatey, deeply savoury, rich

Cuisine: Italian

Heat Level: 0/5

Shichimi Togarashi ("shichi" meaning "seven" and "mi" meaning "taste"; "togarashi" is Japanese dried red chilli) is a popular Japanese seven-flavour seasoning, containing dried chilli mixed with several distinct spices.

Often just called shichimi, there are variations to the formula depending on which region in Japan you travel to - often, more than seven spices are included. Use as a condiment for spicing udon noodles, soups, nabemono (one-pot dishes) and yakitori. Its delicious crunch is irresistible.

Flavour Notes: Nutty, bright, fragrant, mild strength heat

Cuisine: Japanese

Heat Level: 2/5

Bavarian Roast Chicken Salt is a southern German classic with strong flavours and versatility. This salt is a delicious accompaniment to white meats including chicken, turkey and pork. A nice pinch on hot chips or roast potatoes makes for a wonderfully crunchy taste. Try adding a little to enhance the flavour of gravies and other sauces. Ein super Salz!

This versatile all-Australian blend has a robust lemon flavour which complements the deep pungency of Queensland-grown black pepper. The salty flavour comes from a herb called saltbush, used here in place of salt. A subtle sweet note of aniseed and thyme complete this fragrant blend.

In this blend, we have tried to capture the uniqueness and diversity of the Australian bush. From the explosive Tasmanian native pepperberry to the astringent desert bush tomato, your palate will be taken on a journey throughout Australia. Used sparingly, it can be added to an array of dishes as a delicious substitute for regular pepper.

Flavour Notes: Peppery, fragrant, earthy, bright

Cuisine: Australian

Heat Level: 0/5

This fragrant French-style seasoning blends lavender with aniseed, fennel and coriander for a floral, herbaceous note, rounded out with pepper, chilli, garlic and ginger for gentle warmth.

The most sought-after and heavily traded spice in history, pepper lives up to its expectations by transforming blandness into bite in almost every imaginable dish. Add peppercorn, whole or ground, to meats, fish and vegetables, as well as salads, rice and sandwiches. Even sweet dishes such as Indian chai enjoy a subtle background kick from a small amount of freshly ground pepper. Australian Black Peppercorn is full-bodied, rich and fragrant.

This colourful mosaic of six different types of pepper brings together the best qualities of each. Two kinds of pungent black peppercorns; hot, aromatic white; fruity green; sweet, vividly pink; and floral, lemony Sichuan. Pink Schinus pepper, one of the six, is actually part of the same botanical family as cashews. A delicious blend for your peppermill.

Himalayan Pink Salt offers a distinctive mineral-rich flavour. Born of the Jurassic era, this 250-million-year-old, hand-mined salt has been shielded from pollution for centuries. This fine grain is ideal for even seasoning in baking, rubs and brines where a coarser grind wouldn't dissolve as easily.

Kosher Salt gets its name from its integral role in making meat kosher. Jewish law dictates that blood must be extracted from meat with salt prior to consumption. Although harvested like table salt, Kosher Salt is raked during evaporation, giving the grains a block-like structure allowing the crystals to better absorb blood from animal carcasses. It is excellent in pasta sauces, where it yields a rich, complex and delicious flavour.