Onion & Sour Cream Seasoning - 3 oz
Pork King Good
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Pork King Good
Onion & Sour Cream Seasoning - 3 oz
Born in the same Milwaukee kitchen that dreams up flavors like Stupid Hot and Cinnamon ChurWHOA, Pork King Good's Onion & Sour Cream seasoning is what happens when a pork rind company that never stops tinkering with flavor decides to bottle its best combo without the fryer. Five recognizable ingredients deliver the tang of classic onion dip in a shake-on format that adds 0g of carbs to anything it touches.
- Shake it over pork chops, popcorn, baked potatoes, mashed cauliflower, or stir a spoonful into sour cream for an instant dip — built to season, not just sprinkle.
- Just five ingredients — non-fat dry milk, onion powder, salt, lactic acid, and parsley flakes — with no MSG, no fillers, and no anti-caking agents hiding behind a vague 'spices' label.
- Zero carbs per serving, gluten-free, and keto-friendly, made by the only woman-owned pork rind manufacturer in the country.
Pork King Good built its name turning pork rinds into a flavor playground — Stupid Hot, Cinnamon ChurWHOA, Appley Cinnamon — then took that same seasoning bench and put it in a shaker anyone can use, pork rind optional. Onion & Sour Cream is the classic dip flavor without the dip: heavy on toasted onion, rounded out with a tang of lactic acid and a whisper of parsley, so it reads like sour cream and onion chips even though there's not a chip — or a carb — in sight.
Five ingredients make up this low-carb seasoning blend, with zero grams of carbs per serving and none of the anti-caking agents, MSG, or maltodextrin fillers that show up in typical seasoning packets on grocery shelves. It's built to season protein and vegetables the same way it seasons pork rinds: generously, and without hedging on flavor to hit a clean label.
Sprinkle it on pork chops, popcorn, baked potatoes, or roasted chicken; stir it into sour cream or mayo for an instant onion dip; work it into mashed cauliflower or a green bean casserole in place of a canned soup packet. It's also a straightforward swap anywhere a recipe calls for onion soup mix, minus the sugar and starch.
Keto-friendly, paleo-friendly, and gluten-free, this seasoning is made by Pork King Good — the only woman-owned pork rind manufacturer in the country, operating out of a 74-year-old Milwaukee facility it acquired outright in 2022. Contains milk as an allergen. Store in a cool, dry pantry and reseal tightly between uses to keep the onion aromatics sharp.
Ingredients: Non Fat Dry Milk, Onion Powder, Salt, Lactic Acid, and Parsley Flakes.
Common Questions
How does this compare to a typical onion soup mix or seasoning packet from the grocery store?
Most boxed onion soup mixes and seasoning packets rely on maltodextrin, cornstarch, or sugar as bulking agents, along with MSG or hydrolyzed proteins for flavor punch — typically adding 3 to 5 grams of carbs per serving. This seasoning is built from just five ingredients (non-fat dry milk, onion powder, salt, lactic acid, and parsley flakes), with no starch fillers and 0 grams of carbs per serving.
Why does this seasoning have zero carbs when most seasoning blends don't?
Carbs in seasoning blends almost always come from bulking or anti-caking additives like maltodextrin, dextrose, or cornstarch used to keep the powder from clumping and to stretch the volume. This blend skips those additives entirely, relying on non-fat dry milk and salt for texture and body instead, which keeps the carb count at zero per serving.
Is this seasoning keto and paleo friendly?
It's keto-friendly at 0 grams of carbs per serving, and the brand markets it as paleo-friendly as well. Note that the blend does contain non-fat dry milk, so strict paleo followers who avoid all dairy should factor that in even though the overall carb and additive profile fits a paleo approach.
What are some ways to use Onion & Sour Cream seasoning beyond popcorn?
It works as a dry rub on pork chops, baked chicken, or fish; stirred into sour cream or mayo for an instant onion dip; sprinkled over baked potatoes, avocado, or roasted vegetables; or mixed into mashed cauliflower and green bean casserole in place of a canned soup packet.
Who makes this seasoning and where is it produced?
Pork King Good is a woman-owned company based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It started in 2018 as a customer of The Porkie Company of Wisconsin, grew into one of that manufacturer's largest accounts, and acquired the 74-year-old company outright in May 2022 — making Pork King Good the only woman-owned pork rind manufacturer in the United States.
Does this seasoning contain MSG or artificial flavor enhancers?
No. The full ingredient list is non-fat dry milk, onion powder, salt, lactic acid, and parsley flakes — no MSG, no artificial flavor compounds, and no yeast extract or hydrolyzed protein standing in for a 'natural flavor' claim.
Is this seasoning gluten-free?
Yes. None of the five ingredients — non-fat dry milk, onion powder, salt, lactic acid, or parsley flakes — contain wheat, barley, or rye. The only allergen present is milk, from the non-fat dry milk used for body and tang.
Five ingredients make up this low-carb seasoning blend, with zero grams of carbs per serving and none of the anti-caking agents, MSG, or maltodextrin fillers that show up in typical seasoning packets on grocery shelves. It's built to season protein and vegetables the same way it seasons pork rinds: generously, and without hedging on flavor to hit a clean label.
Sprinkle it on pork chops, popcorn, baked potatoes, or roasted chicken; stir it into sour cream or mayo for an instant onion dip; work it into mashed cauliflower or a green bean casserole in place of a canned soup packet. It's also a straightforward swap anywhere a recipe calls for onion soup mix, minus the sugar and starch.
Keto-friendly, paleo-friendly, and gluten-free, this seasoning is made by Pork King Good — the only woman-owned pork rind manufacturer in the country, operating out of a 74-year-old Milwaukee facility it acquired outright in 2022. Contains milk as an allergen. Store in a cool, dry pantry and reseal tightly between uses to keep the onion aromatics sharp.
Ingredients: Non Fat Dry Milk, Onion Powder, Salt, Lactic Acid, and Parsley Flakes.
Common Questions
How does this compare to a typical onion soup mix or seasoning packet from the grocery store?
Most boxed onion soup mixes and seasoning packets rely on maltodextrin, cornstarch, or sugar as bulking agents, along with MSG or hydrolyzed proteins for flavor punch — typically adding 3 to 5 grams of carbs per serving. This seasoning is built from just five ingredients (non-fat dry milk, onion powder, salt, lactic acid, and parsley flakes), with no starch fillers and 0 grams of carbs per serving.
Why does this seasoning have zero carbs when most seasoning blends don't?
Carbs in seasoning blends almost always come from bulking or anti-caking additives like maltodextrin, dextrose, or cornstarch used to keep the powder from clumping and to stretch the volume. This blend skips those additives entirely, relying on non-fat dry milk and salt for texture and body instead, which keeps the carb count at zero per serving.
Is this seasoning keto and paleo friendly?
It's keto-friendly at 0 grams of carbs per serving, and the brand markets it as paleo-friendly as well. Note that the blend does contain non-fat dry milk, so strict paleo followers who avoid all dairy should factor that in even though the overall carb and additive profile fits a paleo approach.
What are some ways to use Onion & Sour Cream seasoning beyond popcorn?
It works as a dry rub on pork chops, baked chicken, or fish; stirred into sour cream or mayo for an instant onion dip; sprinkled over baked potatoes, avocado, or roasted vegetables; or mixed into mashed cauliflower and green bean casserole in place of a canned soup packet.
Who makes this seasoning and where is it produced?
Pork King Good is a woman-owned company based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It started in 2018 as a customer of The Porkie Company of Wisconsin, grew into one of that manufacturer's largest accounts, and acquired the 74-year-old company outright in May 2022 — making Pork King Good the only woman-owned pork rind manufacturer in the United States.
Does this seasoning contain MSG or artificial flavor enhancers?
No. The full ingredient list is non-fat dry milk, onion powder, salt, lactic acid, and parsley flakes — no MSG, no artificial flavor compounds, and no yeast extract or hydrolyzed protein standing in for a 'natural flavor' claim.
Is this seasoning gluten-free?
Yes. None of the five ingredients — non-fat dry milk, onion powder, salt, lactic acid, or parsley flakes — contain wheat, barley, or rye. The only allergen present is milk, from the non-fat dry milk used for body and tang.
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- Dry
- __Volume:
- 400
- __Owner:
- Pork King Good
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- Keto