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

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.

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.

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 have enough salt to last a very long time. Good packaging if you’re a restaurant. Morton’s has been a family staple for as long as I can remember. Melts ice, too.

WHOA! BEST Deal! BEST iodized salt!

bought this even tho I needed Koser salt

Little bit salt was coming out of the bottom of the box.

I transferred it from the cardboard box to clean mason jars to avoid problems with moisture and the box leaking. When I lifted the jar to cap it I saw that it contained a number of black spots. It had what appeared to be black and beige sand. In 73 years I’ve never encountered this especially from a trusted company like Morton’s.