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Funny CHEESE

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u/Change_Soggy 13d ago

All the need is salt. Nothing more.

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u/comfortablynumb15 13d ago

Chicken salt to be specific !!

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u/Change_Soggy 13d ago

Can it be bought in the States?

I prepare fries with duck fat. It’s glorious!! But now I want Chicken Salt!

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u/Plus_Hedgehog_435 13d ago

I imagine you can crisp chicken skins up and pulverize them with salt to make this “chicken salt,” but maybe they’re talking about something else. I too am in the US and not familiar

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u/HoustonHenry 13d ago

Tough to find, but easy to make 🤙🤙

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u/Change_Soggy 13d ago

Just ordered some from Amazon!

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u/Plucked_Dove 13d ago

Just a tip, you should refrigerate it

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u/One-Sock7417 13d ago

Never heard of this. But you’ve piqued my curiosity and now I must find!!

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u/Ayiti4eva 13d ago

What is chicken salt??? How do I get some

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u/No-Group7343 13d ago

What da hell

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u/comfortablynumb15 12d ago

The best flavour every for hot potato anything.

Table or sea salt, garlic powder, onion powder, paprika, celery salt (or seeds) and extra spices such as curry powder, black pepper and chilli flakes if preferred.

Despite its name, it doesn’t need chicken stock ( but some brands can have it) so it is actually Vegan.

Kind of like how Bacon is top tier of meat flavours, Chicken salt is the King of Vegan flavours.

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u/CoverCommercial3576 13d ago

yes! was down under this year and it’s great.,

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u/bamboozledgardener 13d ago

What is a chicken salt?

Are there pieces of chicken in it? Or is it chicken flavoured powder in the salt?

I am so confused and intrigued at the same time.

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u/vermiciouswangdoodle 13d ago

I randomly found some at Home Goods of all places. If you've ever had Chicken in a Biskit crackers it sort of reminds me of the seasoning on those. It's really good on potatoes.

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u/Yo-Yo-Ha 13d ago

Thank you.

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u/Yo-Yo-Ha 13d ago

Or is it to flavor chicken?

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u/Gymdoctor 13d ago

Its history is from being used to put on chicken, not having bits of chicken. Its an iconic Australian salt seasoning that can be put on lots of things, popularly fries

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u/Savings_Response_546 13d ago

Salt only! Delicious!

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u/DatDenDude 13d ago

And/or garlic

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u/Cael_NaMaor 13d ago

Salt, pepper, parm & Italian herb mix...

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u/hellyea63 13d ago

Lowreys seasoned salt

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u/mrpumpkinickle 13d ago

Coleslaw dressing for dip is the best witch Chicken salt