1 × 11 oz
Sodium-free salt alternative
Same Original formula
Same Original formula
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NoSalt Original · Sodium-free salt alternative
NoSalt Original.
Sodium-free
seasoning.
NoSalt Original adds a salty taste with potassium chloride instead of table salt. Try it in the food you already cook, from roasted vegetables to a bowl of soup.
Original formula11 oz canisters3 pack choices
Herbs, lemon, and your final seasoning.
The OriginalNoSalt11 ozTake a closer look ↗
Seasoning for cooking & the tableConsult a physician before using a salt substitute.
Original 11 oz packs
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Start with one canister or keep a spare in the pantry. Every pack contains the same NoSalt Original in 11 oz canisters.
1 × 11 oz
2 × 11 oz
Sodium-free salt alternative
Same Original formula
Same Original formula
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6 × 11 oz
Sodium-free salt alternative
Same Original formula
Same Original formula
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Compare the pack sizes ↗Dinner ideas
What’s cooking
tonight?
Give vegetables room to brown.
Spread carrots and zucchini across the tray. Add herbs and lemon, then taste before the final seasoning.
Read the cooking tips ↗Finish with garlic, herbs, and lemon.
Taste the chicken and vegetables together. Add the final seasoning to your serving when everyone at the table prefers something different.
Read the cooking tips ↗Get tomorrow’s lunch started.
Prepare vegetables and dressing separately so you can use them in dinner, a grain bowl, or lunch the next day.
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Customer reviews
How does it taste?
Real customer opinions about NoSalt Original 11 oz. Some love the flavor; others notice a difference.
“Great salt taste for a salt alternative”
Original 11 oz · Verified purchase
“there is an adjustment to the taste buds”
Original 11 oz · Verified purchase
“Leaves a metallic after taste for me”
Original 11 oz · Verified purchase
Short excerpts from individual product reviews. Opinions are personal and do not establish medical suitability.
The NoSalt story
The NoSalt
story.
The NoSalt trademark application was filed in 1980. Today, Original is part of the McCormick range: a sodium-free salt alternative made with potassium chloride for seasoning, cooking, and baking.
1980
The NOSALT trademark application was filed in the United States.
1984
The mark was registered for a potassium chloride salt substitute.
Today
NoSalt Original 11 oz appears in the McCormick product range, with directions for seasoning, cooking, and baking.
The kitchen journal
Cooking tips
and label advice.
In the kitchen · 14 min read
How to cook with NoSalt
When to season vegetables, soup, and grain bowls, how to taste as you cook, and which recipes need special care with salt substitutions.
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A closer look · 14 min read
Read the label. Compare the packs.
Check NoSalt Original ingredients and potassium information, compare sodium-related label terms, and choose between one, two, or six 11 oz canisters.
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Everyday ideas · 15 min read
Plan dinners that share ingredients
Turn a tray dinner into a grain bowl or lunch, keep dressings separate, and plan a week of meals around the ingredients you buy.
Read the guide ↗Take a closer look
From canister to kitchen.
A moment in the kitchen
A look at Original.
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NoSalt questions
Before you try it.
What is NoSalt Original?
NoSalt Original is a sodium-free salt alternative made with potassium chloride. It adds a salty taste to food, unlike an herb blend that seasons with herbs and spices.
Does it taste exactly like regular salt?
Some customers enjoy the salty taste; others notice an aftertaste. Try it in a small portion of food and follow the package directions.
Are the different packs different formulas?
The single, two-pack and six-pack all contain NoSalt Original in 11 oz canisters. The choice is how many canisters you want.
Can anyone use a potassium-based salt alternative?
No. Consult a physician before using a salt substitute, especially if you have kidney disease, take medicines that affect potassium, or have been told to limit potassium.
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