Chile Lime Smoked Salt
Chile Lime Smoked Salt
Made and shipped by Texas Salt Co
Ships from Bandera, TX, shipping from $6.77. Anything else from this maker rides in the same box.
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Chile and lime balanced with pecan-wood smoke. Chile Lime Smoked Salt from Texas Salt Co blends natural chile and fresh lime with sea salt smoked over premium pecan wood. The result adds citrus-spice complexity and a smoky note to food and drinks.
At a glance
- Salt: Pecan-wood smoked sea salt
- Ingredients: Smoked sea salt, chile pepper, lime
- Profile: Smoky, citrusy, lightly spicy
- Sizes: Cork Top, Easy Pinch Jar
- Vendor: Texas Salt Co
Best for
- Tacos, fajitas, and grilled meats
- Roasted corn, vegetables, and potatoes
- Seafood and shrimp
- Spicy cocktail and michelada rims
- Tex-Mex and Southwest cooking
- Gifts for grilling and Tex-Mex lovers
How to use
Sprinkle over finished dishes or use to rim a glass for a smoky, citrus finish. Pairs naturally with grilled proteins, corn, and tequila drinks.
Flavor profile
Smoky pecan-wood depth with bright lime and mild chile warmth over clean sea salt.
About Texas Salt Co
Texas Salt Co cold-smokes its salts over Texas woods in Bandera, Texas using traditional methods.

- Packed and shipped by the maker, never a warehouse
- Mix any makers in one cart, one checkout, no account
- Perishables go out Monday to Wednesday in insulated packaging
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Product facts
- Made by
- Texas Salt Co
- Maker based in
- Bandera, Texas
- Size
- Price per unit
- Great for
- Tacos, fajitas, and grilled meats
- Roasted corn, vegetables, and potatoes
- Seafood and shrimp
- Spicy cocktail and michelada rims
- Tex-Mex and Southwest cooking




