No added Salt ( or very low salt ) spice mixtures and rubs

[rotuts]

Ive been paint attention to commercial levels of salt for a while now.

 

as time marches on , its going to be more and more important .

 

this site 

 

https://www.hotmamas.ca

 

was recommended by @Ann_T  

 

the owner was very helpful via email , as this site is in Canada , and Im not.

 

my CreditCard company charges 3%  for foreign transaction .   someone has to pay  for

 

their computers electricity , that automatically makes this calculation .

 

I got quite a few items   .  I didn't want to wonder what that item I didn't get tastes like

 

more or less , and waded out a few that seemed very similar.

 

this spice collection is hot.  after all , its in their name :

 

 

Im very pleased w this collection , and am glad I splurged a bit.

 

10 % off at the time of my purchase ( Canadian )  shipping to USA  was extra 

 

free to Canada w a minimum purchase .

 

I tried the curry , mixed into some Aldi Mayo last night :

 

 

it was for the Dinner AF's TJ's fish sticks 

 

Im very happy w these

 

I also have some mixtures from Penzey's 

 

https://www.penzeys.com

 

and I thought Sauer's

 

https://sauers.com

 

but can't locate them at the moment.

 

if you have a source of no-salt mixture

 

P.S.:  I wish HM's had a few interesting combo's that were not hot.

 

please chime in .

 

its worth looking into commercial levels of salt 

 

earlier rather than later .

Edited February 14, 2024 by rotuts (log)

[TdeV]

Penzey's has quite a few no-salt mixtures. 

 

 

 

Edited February 14, 2024 by TdeV
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[TdeV]

I actually went to Penzey's website and copied the spices/herbs in each mixture into a document which is now pasted inside my spice cabinet door!

[rotuts]

@TdeV

 

you bet.

 

Im going to review my current stock 

 

and re-stock up.

 

I love ' curry '  mixtures 

 

I hav several from them

 

the Maharajah is exceptional  

 

it was always more expensive , possibly due to the dried shallots.

 

prices everywhere have gone up 

 

seems the same for those dried shallots.

 

but when I work up n order , Ill sneak in a small vial.

 

my current unit is anti ancient.

[ElsieD]

Have you ever tried Jamaican curry powder?

[rotuts]

@ElsieD

 

purchased from where ?

 

HM's ' jerk '

 

P.S.:

 

I have had curried goat in Jamaica 

 

and tried to find goat here

 

maybe it had more allspice i  it.

 

thanks for the suggestion.

Edited February 14, 2024 by rotuts (log)

[ElsieD]

https://www.amazon.ca/Cool-Runnings-Jamaican-Style-Powder/dp/B0B88FC25W/ref=sr_1_27?crid=2Y4OZJ67ZXUBM&keywords=cool+runnings+seasoning&qid=1707942054&sprefix=Cool+r%2Caps%2C184&sr=8-27

 

Sodium content:  zero

 

 

 

[ElsieD]

https://www.amazon.ca/Oriental-Curry-Powder/dp/B0000CNU2H/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3N1FVIALXRW34&keywords=s+%26+b+curry+powder&qid=1707943625&sprefix=S+%26+b+%2Caps%2C193&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1&smid=A2O6NT7N3QRWAA

 

There is also this one,  which I also use to make Japanese curries.  The sodium content of this one is also zero.

[AAQuesada]

Spiceology Has some very creative No salt spice blends and in general there spices are very good quality. I still have a bunch of samples laying around of them from a contest they had for Chefs