Alyce's Flavour Bombs: Which Salt Blend to Use and How

Alyce's Flavour Bombs: Which Salt Blend to Use and How

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New to my flavour blend salts? Here is the whole idea in one place: what they are, how to use them, and which one to reach for.

How do you use Alyce's Flavour Bomb salt blends? Use any blend anywhere you would reach for plain salt, whether you are seasoning as you cook or finishing a dish at the table. They burst with flavour straight from the bag, so one product works as both a cooking salt and a finishing salt.

Here is the whole idea. A simple plate of eggs, veg or pasta does not need more skill or more time to taste incredible. It needs better seasoning doing more of the work. That is what these blends are: real ingredients, a big hit of flavour, and not a long recipe in sight.

They sold out three years ago and stayed gone, because every manufacturer who could make them at scale wanted to cut the recipe with MSG, fillers or synthetic additives, and I would not add anything I do not use at home. So now Mum and I hand-make every batch ourselves, in a small commercial kitchen, the same way I always have. Real ingredients, big flavour, nothing you cannot pronounce.

Every blend is hand-made in small batches with real ingredients and no added MSG.

The promise is simple: no new skills, no long recipes, just better food, fast.

The Whole Secret

The simplest seasoning rule

Anywhere you would normally reach for plain salt, while cooking or seasoning at the table, reach for one of these instead. That is the whole secret.

Most seasoning blends only wake up in a hot pan, so a sprinkle over a finished dish just sits there. Mine are built to deliver full flavour straight from the bag, no heat needed, which means one product genuinely does two jobs: it seasons from the inside out as you cook, and lands with full impact when you finish a dish at the table. That is the trick restaurants use, made effortless at home.

The Cheat Sheet

Which salt, what for

Not sure where to start? Here is the quick guide. Whichever you choose, the rule stays the same: if it is savoury, it works.

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The Original Flavour Bomb Salt

The all-rounder. Big savoury depth on eggs, veg, meat, tacos, soups. When in doubt, reach for this.

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No-Chicken Chicken Salt

That chicken-salt flavour you love, minus the nasties. Made for chips, wedges and roast potatoes. Try it stirred through plain white rice.

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Bolognese Boost Salt

Stir it through anything tomato-based for instant slow-cooked depth. Also my not-so-secret weapon on smashed avo and toast.

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Instant Italian Salt

Italy without the effort. Brilliant on pizza, roast veg and a toasted cheese sandwich. Or plain pasta, a little butter, a good sprinkle.

Put Your Salts To Work

Three easy recipes to start with

Three of my favourites that show exactly what these blends can do. Every one has a version for Thermomix and a stovetop version, so no one misses out.

Easy homemade hash browns seasoned with No-Chicken Chicken Salt

Easy homemade hash browns

That proper fast-food crunch without the deep-frying or crappy ingredients. Just five ingredients, with a generous hit of No-Chicken Chicken Salt doing the heavy lifting.

Thai sweet potato and corn fritters finished with No-Chicken Chicken Salt

Thai sweet potato and corn fritters

Bizarrely versatile: hot or cold, breakfast to snack. A both-salts recipe. Flavour Bomb Salt goes into the mix, then a heap of No-Chicken Chicken Salt on top brings the Thai flavours alive.

Spaghetti with crunchy garlic crumbs made with Flavour Bomb Salt

Spaghetti with crunchy garlic crumbs

My fancy Italian restaurant trick, made painless. Rich and garlicky with a signature crunch on top. The Flavour Bomb Salt does in one ingredient what would otherwise take a whole spice rack.

New here? Start with the Original

If in doubt, grab the Original Flavour Bomb Salt: it goes on almost everything. Then work your way through the range from there. Anywhere you would reach for plain salt, reach for one of these instead.

Keep Cooking

More free recipes with the salts