A name with a history
The Original.
Then and now.
NoSalt grew around a clear idea: offering an alternative to ordinary table salt. The trademark record describes a potassium chloride salt substitute, a distinction that remains central to understanding Original today.
1980: the name enters the record
The United States trademark application for NOSALT was filed on June 2, 1980.
1984: the mark is registered
Registration followed on February 21, 1984. The record connects the NoSalt name with a potassium chloride salt substitute.
Original in today's kitchen
NoSalt Original 11 oz is included in McCormick's current product range. Its directions cover seasoning, cooking, and baking. The sodium-free alternative belongs alongside a straightforward reminder: consult a physician before using a salt substitute.
Find your own place for it
Our guides focus on the practical questions at the kitchen counter: what is in the canister, how the taste works with familiar foods, and which pack suits your routine.
History references: NOSALT trademark record and current product information.