salt stick

American  

noun

1. a crusty bread roll sprinkled with salt crystals, made in the shape of a cylinder.

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Example Sentences

But if a recipe calls for kosher salt, stick with Diamond Crystal.

From Salon

They have turned to high-tech equipment to spread salt more efficiently, better weather forecasting to time their salting, and liquefied organic additives that help salt stick to pavement.

From Washington Times

The beet juice helps salt stick to the pavement and reduces the amount of bounce and scatter from the granular salt, cutting down on waste and increasing melting capabilities, Barger said.

From Los Angeles Times

Just stay away from peanut butter with added sugar and salt – stick to the kind that’s all peanuts.

From Forbes

Drizzle with just enough extra-virgin olive oil to make a little salt stick.

From Washington Post