Delaware
Henlopen Sea Salt
Henlopen Sea Salt collects sea water where Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic and makes flake salt by hand at its Salt House on Story Hill Farm in Frankford, Delaware. It also uses the salt in a line of spice blends, and its store sells some serving pieces without a stated origin.
Is Henlopen Sea Salt made in the USA?
Mostly. Henlopen Sea Salt carries our Most Products Made in USA tier: its core line is made in the United States, but some items or components come from abroad, so check the label on the specific product. Henlopen Sea Salt's American-made products are manufactured here. 6 of the 6 Henlopen Sea Salt products listed here are individually marked as made in the USA. Henlopen Sea Salt is based in Delaware.
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Henlopen Sea Salt
Henlopen Dry Rub Jar 2.5oz
A meat rub of sea salt, black pepper, roasted garlic, onion, ancho and chipotle chile, cumin, smoked paprika, coriander and thyme. It is intended for beef, pork, chicken or fish on the grill, in a skillet or in the oven. Offered as a 2.5 ounce shaker jar or a 2 ounce pouch.
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Henlopen Blackening Jar 2.5oz
A blackening blend for fish, chicken or steak cooked in a very hot cast iron pan. Paprika, garlic, mustard, cumin, cayenne, thyme and other spices are mixed with the company's Delaware sea salt. Sold in a 2.5 ounce shaker jar or a 2 ounce pouch.
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Flake Henlopen Sea Salt Tin
A pocket-sized tin holding 10 grams of Henlopen flake sea salt for travel or lunch boxes. The tin can be refilled and reused. Larger orders of more than 25 tins go through the company's wholesale contact.
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Flake Henlopen Sea Salt 1.25oz Jar
The company's flake finishing salt in a smaller 1.25 ounce glass jar. The page describes it as pure, local and harvested by hand, for use on steaks, tomatoes or baked cookies. The salt is made from sea water gathered where Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic.
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Flake Henlopen Sea Salt 2oz Jar or Pouch
Hand-harvested flaky sea salt from the Delaware coast, meant as a finishing salt sprinkled on food just before serving. It comes in a 2 ounce glass jar or a 2 ounce pouch. Henlopen collects the sea water and makes the flakes at its salt house on a farm in Frankford, Delaware.
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Henlopen S-P-G 2.5oz Jar
A seasoning blend that combines Henlopen's own sea salt with coarsely cracked black pepper and roasted garlic flakes from California. It is meant for steaks and grilled food, and also for vegetables and eggs. The default size is a 2.5 ounce shaker jar, and a 2 ounce pouch is also sold.
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