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Kosher salts: top picks
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Best overall Diamond CrystalDiamond Crystal Kosher Salt
Light, flaky texture preferred by professional chefs for easy pinching and even seasoning.
- Chef preferred
- Great texture
- Dissolves quickly
- Can be hard to find in stores
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Best value MortonMorton Coarse Kosher Salt
Widely available, consistent grain size, and reliable for cooking and brining.
- Affordable
- Readily available
- Consistent quality
- Denser than Diamond Crystal
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Best for health-conscious REDMONDRedmond Real Salt Kosher
Unrefined sea salt from an ancient seabed, rich in trace minerals and no additives.
- Natural mineral content
- No anti-caking agents
- Great flavor
- More expensive
- Slightly different taste
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Best finishing salt Jacobsen Salt Co.Jacobsen Salt Co. Kosher Sea Salt
Delicate, pyramid-shaped flakes harvested from Oregon coast, perfect for finishing dishes.
- Beautiful flake texture
- Excellent crunch
- Pure sea salt
- Pricey
- Not ideal for baking
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Best budget pick 365 by Whole Foods Market365 by Whole Foods Market Kosher Salt
Affordable, reliable kosher salt with fine grain suitable for everyday cooking.
- Low price
- Good quality
- No additives
- Grain can be inconsistent
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Best flavor Jacobsen Salt Co.
Boulder Salt Co. Kosher Salt
Mineral-rich salt from ancient Himalayan-like deposits, with a balanced, subtle flavor.
- Rich mineral taste
- Versatile use
- Sustainably sourced
- Slightly higher price
- Limited availability
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Best for brining SaltWorksSaltWorks Mediterranean Sea Salt Kosher
Medium-coarse grain sea salt, excellent for even brine absorption and seasoning.
- Perfect for brining
- All-natural
- Good value
- May clump in humid climates
- Less flaky than premium brands
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Best premium Salt-AwayZingerman's Melt-away Kosher Salt
Hand-harvested French gray salt, melts quickly and adds a clean, briny flavor.
- Premium quality
- Unique texture
- Delicate flavor
- Expensive
- Not for bulk use