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Lemon Pepper | Salt-Free Lemon Pepper Seasoning for Chicken Wings, Fish & Vegetables

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Description

Bright Without the Salt

A salt-free seasoning that brightens food the way citrus does best. Zesty lemon lifts peppery black pepper and fragrant thyme, creating that crisp, herbal punch that enhances flavor without a single grain of added sodium. It's the wing-night classic that works just as beautifully on flaky white fish or a tray of roasted vegetables.

Flavor Profile: Peppery, herbal, bright lemon

Ingredients: Black Pepper, Onion, Thyme, Lemon, Coriander, Citric Acid

Dietary: Salt-Free, MSG-Free

Best For: Chicken wings, white fish, roasted vegetables, pasta salad

Ways to Use It:

  • Toss with roasted shrimp or grilled asparagus
  • Mix into softened butter for a quick compound butter on fish
  • Sprinkle over popcorn or avocado toast for a bright, salt-free lift

Chef's Note: Mix into softened butter and slather over a whole roast chicken, or toss with crispy wings straight out of the oven. Since it's salt-free, you control the seasoning completely.

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Pairs Best With:

Best Spice for Chicken
Best Spice for Fish
Best Spice for Veggies

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Lemon Pepper Seasoning salt-free?

Yes, it's formulated salt-free and MSG-free, so you control the sodium level yourself when you season.

What's it best used on besides chicken wings?

White fish, roasted vegetables, and pasta salad all work well, since the bright lemon and pepper combination is versatile beyond wings.

How should I store it?

Keep it sealed away from heat and light for the best flavor retention, typically 24 months.

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