Mrs. Wages  |  SKU: MW-PICKLE-48

Mrs. Wages Pickling and Canning Salt, All Natural, 48 oz Pouch

Regular price $4.06

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Type
Canning Salt
Sizes
48 oz Pouch
Pricing
One price for everyone, pail or pallet

About this item

  • For Canning and Pickling: The salt called for in most pickle and brine recipes.
  • Clear Brine: No iodine or anti-caking agents to cloud the jar.
  • Fine Granules: Dissolves quickly in brine.
  • Kitchen Staple: Also for brining meats and seasoning.
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Mrs. Wages Pickling and Canning Salt, All Natural, 48 oz Pouch Add to cart
  • For Canning and PicklingThe salt called for in most pickle and brine recipes
  • Clear BrineNo iodine or anti-caking agents to cloud the jar
  • Fine GranulesDissolves quickly in brine
  • Kitchen StapleAlso for brining meats and seasoning

Why Mrs. Wages Canning and Pickling Salt?

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Mrs. Wages Canning and Pickling Salt is pure granulated salt for canning, pickling and brining.

Full description and specs
  • Jars of homemade pickles

    Canning and pickling

    Pure salt for clear brine and crisp pickles.

  • Hand-crank ice cream maker with ice and salt

    Old-fashioned ice cream

    Rock salt and ice make a colder bath around the canister.

  • Measuring salt into a cup

    Easy to measure

    Measure exactly what your recipe calls for.

  • Bowl of homemade ice cream

    Homemade results

    Simple ingredients for homemade favorites.

Use it in 3 steps

The short version. Always follow the directions on the package.

  1. Jars of homemade pickles

    Measure the salt your tested recipe call

    Measure the salt your tested recipe calls for.

  2. Hand-crank ice cream maker with ice and salt

    Dissolve it in water or vinegar to make

    Dissolve it in water or vinegar to make the brine.

  3. Measuring salt into a cup

    Pack and process jars according to the r

    Pack and process jars according to the recipe.

Follow a tested canning recipe for salt amounts and processing times.

Description

Mrs. Wages Canning and Pickling Salt for Clear Brines and Pickles

Mrs. Wages Canning and Pickling Salt is pure granulated salt with no iodine or anti-caking agents to cloud brine. It dissolves quickly and comes in a 48 oz pouch.

Ships from New JerseyPacked and shipped from our Williamstown, NJ warehouse
48 oz PouchSizes available on this listing
Canning SaltProduct type
One Price for EveryoneSame price on one bag or a full pallet

About Mrs. Wages Canning and Pickling Salt

Mrs. Wages Canning and Pickling Salt is pure granulated salt for canning, pickling and brining. It has no iodine or anti-caking agents, which can cloud brine or darken pickles.

Why Customers Choose Mrs. Wages Canning and Pickling Salt

  • For Canning and Pickling: The salt called for in most pickle and brine recipes.
  • Clear Brine: No iodine or anti-caking agents to cloud the jar.
  • Fine Granules: Dissolves quickly in brine.
  • Kitchen Staple: Also for brining meats and seasoning.

How It Works

Canning and pickling salt is pure sodium chloride. Table salt often contains iodine and anti-caking agents, which can cloud brine or discolor pickles, so recipes call for pickling salt instead.

Mrs. Wages Canning and Pickling Salt Specifications

Brand Mrs. Wages
Type Canning Salt
Options 48 oz Pouch
Model W510-B4425
UPC 072058846824

Where It Works Best

Home canners making pickles, sauerkraut and brines.

Where Not to Use It

  • Do not guess salt amounts; follow a tested canning recipe
  • Do not swap in iodized table salt, which can cloud brine

How to Use Mrs. Wages Canning and Pickling Salt

  1. Measure the salt your tested recipe calls for.
  2. Dissolve it in water or vinegar to make the brine.
  3. Pack and process jars according to the recipe.

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Safety Data Sheets and Documentation

Need the Safety Data Sheet for this product? Contact us and we will send it, or browse our Safety Data Sheet library.

Good to Know

Follow a tested canning recipe for salt amounts and processing times.

Our Return Policy

If something is wrong with your order, contact us within 30 days and we will make it right. We accept returns on items that are unopened, unused, and in their original packaging. You can return the product for a full refund, or contact us for a pre-paid return label which will be deducted from your refund.

Buying by the pallet?Homeowners, contractors, property managers and towns all pay the same price. Pallets ship by freight, and only the freight is quoted. Request a freight quote or contact us with your products, quantity and delivery ZIP code.

Safety and storage

Keep salt and ice melt sealed in the original bag or pail, stored in a cool, dry place away from children and pets. Read the manufacturer's label before use. Find safety data sheets in our Safety Data Sheet library, or contact us and we will send one.

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Questions about this product

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What is the difference between pickling salt and table salt?
Pickling salt is pure sodium chloride. Table salt often contains iodine and anti-caking agents, which can cloud brine or discolor pickles.
Why can't you use iodized salt for canning?
Iodine and anti-caking agents can cloud brine or darken pickles. That is why recipes call for pure canning and pickling salt.
Is canning salt the same as pickling salt?
Yes. This one product is sold as canning and pickling salt for both uses.
Can I use kosher salt for pickling?
Kosher salt crystals are a different size, so the same spoonful can hold less salt. Use the salt type your tested recipe calls for.
How much salt do I use for sauerkraut or pickles?
Follow a tested recipe for salt amounts and processing times.
How should I store it?
Keep it sealed in a cool, dry place.
What sizes are available?
Size: 48 oz Pouch. The price shown is per 48 oz pouch unless you pick another option.
When will it ship?
In-stock orders placed before 2:00 PM Eastern on a business day ship the same day from our Williamstown, New Jersey warehouse. Orders placed after the cut-off, on weekends or on holidays ship the next business day. Tracking is emailed as soon as it leaves. The box above the Add to cart button shows the live countdown and an arrival estimate for your ZIP.
Can I buy by the pallet?
Yes. Pallets ship by LTL freight and the rate depends on your delivery address, so we quote it rather than guess. The product price is the same price everyone pays, whether you buy one pail or a pallet; only the freight is quoted. Request a freight quote and we will come back with a delivered price.
Can I pick up at the warehouse?
Yes, by arrangement at our Williamstown, New Jersey warehouse, Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturday 8:00 AM to noon, Eastern. Contact us first so the warehouse can pull your order.
Can I return it?
Unused, unopened product in its original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery. Opened bags and pails cannot be returned. Read the full return policy.