I have to say, this Mortan salt is pretty salty. An that's a good thing because if the salt loses its flavor, how shall it be seasoned? It is then good for nothing but to be thrown out and trampled underfoot by men.

I was tired of constantly buying the disposable shakers at the local grocery store so I bought this box to refill the salt shakers I already have. It’s more than fairly priced and it has a handy pour spout that makes refilling and dispensing very easy. I definitely was not salty after this purchase. I recommend it to anyone.

For some obscure supply reason, Morton's has been hard to find and/or outrageously priced over the pat few years. I gave up and found another brand that is good, but not as good (crystals are bigger so I have to process it a bit smaller.) I felt like jumping for joy when I saw this at my Sam's (I'm a new member) and the prices was where it was years ago, under $2. I guess I need to get a life.

We can produce during the growing season and I BBQ year round this definitely beats the small cylinder containers.

I always buy this salt...so much cheaper and these days we all can stand to save every penny that we can.

Morton Salt is extremely salty. It's high in salt. Jokes apart. It's a salt I never had issue with, very important dry, grains perfect size, consistency matters specially in Salt.

Excellent value and quality, as you would expect from Morton. The only shortcoming I have noted is keeping the box dry - not their fault, but make sure you keep it off the kitchen counter where spills won't reach it. :-)

I mean, it’s the salt we all kind of know and you get so much. I bake a lot of bread buns and other things that require a decent amount of salt and this feels like it’s still gonna last forever. I also cook a lot of pasta, so I use a lot of salt in the water when boiling and still I have a ton left

Good for refilling your salt shakers. Also kills weeds!

Boxes crushed. Boxes leaking salt at the top. And bottom flaps