celery salt

American  

noun

1. a seasoning of finely ground celery seed and salt.

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Etymology

Origin of celery salt

First recorded in 1895–1900

Example Sentences

Holly Smith’s dash of hot sauce and Wayne Johnson’s celery salt are also under consideration.

From Seattle Times

The flavor, with the signature hits of paprika and celery salt, was far more complex than Frank’s, which compared with the new guy, all of a sudden seemed like a vinegary one-note tune.

From Seattle Times

Add prepared mustard, celery salt, mayonnaise, salt, pepper and paprika.

From Washington Post

Later, the gray bits would reappear from a big vat on the stovetop, sunk below gallons of whole milk and very little else: some melted butter, celery salt, black pepper.

From Salon

The celery seeds especially, a nod to the celery salt traditionally shaken on hot dogs in Rhode Island, are a perfect touch, if a surprising combination.

From New York Times