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THE ORIGINAL 1983

Deep-Fried Shallot & Garlic Crispy Chilli Oil

Dulcie's 1983 recipe, hand-fried in small batches in the Adelaide Hills - crunchy shallot, toasted garlic and medium heat that goes on everything from fried eggs to noodles.

Dulcie's 1983 recipe - crunchy shallot, toasted garlic, medium heat on everything.

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Smoky BreakfastStraight off the flat-top, finished last, eaten first.

Eggs

The last shake before the plate, every single time.

Eggs off the barbecue deserve more than table salt straight from the shaker — this collection is the finishing-salt and rub drawer built for exactly that job, jalapeño salts, chicken salt and smoky seasoning blends designed to go on last, right as the pan comes off the heat, not stirred in beforehand.

It's built for fried, scrambled or smoked eggs, bacon, hash browns, avo on toast and anything else off a hot flat-top at breakfast or brunch — a last-second finish, not a marinade, so it needs to be fine, dry and fast-dissolving rather than a coarse rub.

Start with Smokes Seasoning's Jalapeno Salt or Hardcore Carnivore's Texas Jalapeno Salt for a green-flecked, garnish-grade heat, or Four Saucemen's The Chicken Salt if you want the old-school fish-shop flavour spooned over your eggs instead.

Most of what's here is finishing salt rather than rub, milled fine enough to dissolve on contact so it seasons the surface of the egg without burying the yolk underneath — several are gluten free, keto-friendly and low in heat by design.

It's a proper breakfast-pan lineup, built by brands that know the difference between a rub and a garnish. The last shake before the plate, every single time.

Explore more: our Mediterranean and all-purpose seasoning collections.