Salty Angeleno

A bold Michelada-style seasoning developed with the L.A. Times

Regular price $11.99
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Why Burlap & Barrel?

  • Single origin spices sourced directly from small farms
  • Over 12,000 5-star reviews

Developed in collaboration with the Los Angeles Times, Salty Angeleno captures the everything-at-once flavor of a great Michelada. Salty, tangy, lightly sweet and just a little spicy, it brings bold contrast and instant refreshment to drinks and beyond.

Hot paprika and black pepper add warmth, while sun-dried tomato powder brings savory depth. Kosher salt forms the base, balanced with panela sugar for gentle sweetness. Black lime and hibiscus round things out with citrusy tang and a subtle fruity note, giving the blend its signature punch and vibrant color.

Use Salty Angeleno to rim a cocktail glass for a burst of flavor with every sip, or sprinkle it directly into your favorite beer for an instant Michelada hit. It’s also excellent on citrusy snacks, fresh fruit or anywhere you want that salty-tangy-spicy balance that keeps you coming back for more.

L.A. Times Duo:

Highlights

Heat index: Medium
Tasting notes: Tart • Salty • Savory

Ingredients

Kosher salt, panela, hot paprika, sun-dried tomato powder, black pepper, black lime, hibiscus

Kosher
Non-Irradiated
Non-GMO
no preservatives, no fillers icon
60% Salt
20% Sugar

Cooking tips

  • Use as a salt rim for your favorite cocktail
  • Sprinkle over freshly cut fruit 
  • Toss with sliced cucumbers for a zingy salad 

Sourcing

About L.A. Times Food
L.A. Times Food is the best in Southern California restaurants, recipes and food news, plus live and virtual food events. Its mission is to bring together and reignite a community of eaters and cooks who are passionate about the region’s awe-inspiring cuisines and cultures. L.A. Times Food coverage can be found at latimes.com/food and in the L.A. Times app; in the paper’s Weekend section; the Cooking and Tasting Notes newsletters; video series such as “Off Menu With Lucas Peterson” and “The Bucket List With Jenn Harris”; and the annual 101 Best Restaurants guide. In addition, Times food coverage extends to its signature food festivals, including Food Bowl, drawing chefs from around the world and all over Southern California, and the 101 Best Restaurants launch party, as well as other live events, video projects and radio appearances throughout the year. The Times’ state-of-the-art test kitchen and studio, The Kitchen at the Los Angeles Times, serves as a hub for recipe development and video production. For more, follow L.A. Times Food on InstagramTwitter, Facebook anYouTube.