Salt that's been through it.
Twenty-five tiny jars of sea salt, smoked low and slow in Florida over real hardwood by a guy named Dan and his very patient family. Pretty much ruins regular salt forever. We are okay with that.
The crowd pleasers.
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A guy named Dan. A smoker the size of a Buick.
In 2024, Dan got tired off working a job he hated and finally rolled out the smoker he'd been building in the garage "as a hobby." His family and friends sniffed his first batch of salt, and said: "That's a business."
Three years later, the Reeves smoke salt in tiny batches, send it everywhere, and have somehow not killed each other. Yet.
What are you cooking?
Pick the thing on your stove. We'll tell you the jar to grab. Or just ask Dan — he replies to DMs while watching his smoker.
Open the full guideFrom the people who eat it.
“I sprinkled this on a popsicle and now I have a problem.”
“Dan included a hand-written note in my package. Who DOES that anymore. Crying.”
“My mother-in-law asked where I bought my steaks. I made them on a $30 grill. The salt did the work.”
“I bought it as a joke. Now I gatekeep it from my husband.”
We made some shirts.
Some are evergreen. Some only ship with bundles. They're all printed in Ohio on heavy cotton that survives whatever you spill on it (we have tested).