Somethin' to Finish With - Chipotle & Lime Finishing Salt

Somethin' to Finish With - Chipotle & Lime Finishing Salt

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Somethin’ to Finish With – Chipotle & Lime Finishing Salt

This is your last-step seasoning for food that needs a louder finish. Somethin’ to Finish With – Chipotle & Lime is a kosher flake finishing salt that hits with smoky chipotle up front and a bright lime snap on the back end. The flakes melt fast, season evenly, and leave a light crunch that actually registers when you bite in. It’s not a rub and it’s not a marinade. This is the move you make after cooking, when you want control over the final flavor without covering up the work you just did on the grill, in the smoker, or on the stovetop.

Keep it by the cutting board for sliced brisket, tri-tip, pork, or chicken. Hit grilled corn right off the grate. Sprinkle it over tacos, fajitas, and burrito bowls when they’re plated. It’s also a cheat code for simple stuff like avocado, eggs, rice, roasted vegetables, or a bowl of beans when you want smoke, salt, and citrus without mixing anything.

This one’s for cooks who love smoky flavor but don’t want every bite to taste like the same dry rub. Use it when the cook is done and you’re chasing that “one more bite” effect. It plays well with low-and-slow meats, quick weeknight grilling, and plant-based plates that need more punch than plain salt can give.

Flavor Profile

Smoky chipotle heat + bright lime acidity in a crunchy kosher flake finishing salt. Clean, punchy, and built for tacos, grilled meats, corn, and roasted vegetables.

Ingredients

Kosher Salt, Chipotle, Lime Peel

Suggested Uses

How to use it: Start with a small pinch per serving (about 1/8–1/4 tsp), sprinkle after cooking, then rest 30–60 seconds so the flakes can melt in and the lime can bloom. For larger cuts, use it on the carving board: about 1/2 tsp per pound of cooked meat, then slice. Best paired with Somethin’ For Rubbin’ or Somethin’ To Taco Bout.

Proteins - Steak, brisket, pulled pork, pork chops, grilled chicken, wings, shrimp, salmon

Plant-based - Grilled corn, avocado, roasted sweet potatoes, cauliflower, black beans, rice bowls, roasted mushrooms

Sauce Pairings - Use sauce during the cook, then finish with this salt right before serving for a clean lime pop. Try it with The Clevelander and/or The Magical Mop.

Additional Details

All Natural
No MSG
No Seed Oils
No Fillers
Single Salt
No Corn Syrup
Gluten-free
Sugar-free
Vegan-friendly
Made in Kentucky

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a finishing salt?

A finishing salt is used after cooking, right before serving. It seasons the surface, adds a light crunch, and keeps the lime and chipotle flavor bright.

Is this the same as chipotle lime seasoning?

It’s a chipotle lime seasoning in finishing-salt form. Use it at the end, not during cooking, for the best pop of smoke and citrus.

How spicy is Chipotle & Lime Finish With?

It’s flavor-forward with a noticeable chipotle warmth, not a blow-your-head-off salt. Start with a pinch and build.

Can I use it on tacos and fajitas?

Yes. Sprinkle it on the finished tacos right before serving, or use it on the sliced meat on the cutting board.

Can I cook with it?

You can, but it’s designed for after cooking. High heat can mute the lime and you lose the flaky texture.

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