Salt is usually clear in color, but in the Sugared Spice Shoppe’s kitchen, salt comes in all different colors—including red for Sriracha-infused salts. Using all sorts of ingredients like roasted garlic, truffle mushrooms and sun-dried tomatoes, a woman from Philadelphia sells her salty seasonings on ScoutMob.com.
The descriptions are cute and clever, too; “Fall in clove all over again,” it says underneath the roasted garlic salts. You can also “paint the town and/or dinner red” with the Sundried Tomato Sea Salt or take the Lemon Provencal Sea Salt consisting of thyme, rosemary, lavender and basil for “when life gives you lemons.”
These coarse sea salts add an extra zing to your cooking. You can use them as a finishing salt before you serve your dish or as a cooking rub.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Colorful Salts
- Opportunity for innovation in the seasoning industry by introducing colorful salts with unique flavor combinations.
- Personalized Descriptions
- Opportunity for innovation in the food industry by adding personalized and humorous descriptions to products.
- Infused Seasonings
- Opportunity for innovation in the spice industry by creating infused seasonings with popular ingredients like Sriracha.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Seasoning Industry
- Introducing innovative and unique flavors and colors in the seasoning industry can attract new customers and increase revenue.
- Food Industry
- By adding personalized descriptions and clever marketing, companies can increase the demand for their products in the food industry.
- Spice Industry
- Creating new and unique infused seasonings can increase the popularity of a company's products in the spice industry.
