Product profile · Salt, herb and vegetable seasoning · Updated 2026-10-17
Fire & Smoke Society — Potato Slayer Veggie Blend
A salt-containing vegetable seasoning with garlic, onion, dill, tarragon and apple cider vinegar powder. This 10 oz jar was photographed at Mariano’s with a $6.79 sale price and a separate conditional card promotion.
About Fire & Smoke Society →
The product at a glance
- Brand
- Fire & Smoke Society
- Category
- Salt, herb and vegetable seasoning
- Net weight
- 283 g / 10 oz
- UPC
- 850004216316
- Origin / packing information
- Manufacturing and packing country not established
- Cooking test
- Not yet recorded
$6.79 photographed shelf price
Mariano’s · Matching 10 oz shelf tag shows SALE $6.79 and 67.9 cents/oz. The $5.79 card promotion has separate conditions; photography date, branch and paid price are unknown.
Who is behind the product?
Fire & Smoke Society’s 2019 launch announcement names Scott Moody and Brian Taylor and describes recipe development with Paula Disbrowe. The photographed Potato Slayer jar says it was produced exclusively for Fire & Smoke Society, LLC in Little Rock, Arkansas; the physical blending and packing facility is not identified. Read the brand profile.
| Brand / named business | Fire & Smoke Society, LLCProduced exclusively for Fire & Smoke Society, LLC, Little Rock, Arkansas is the label wording. Original evidence retained privately |
|---|---|
| Physical manufacturer / packer | Not identifiedProduced exclusively for identifies the commissioning business; it does not name a factory or physical packer. Original evidence retained privately |
| Ingredient suppliers / importer | Not establishedNo suppliers, importer or ingredient countries are disclosed on these panels. Original evidence retained privately |
| Wholesale channel | Official Fire & Smoke Society wholesale portalLinked by the brand’s official site. No claim that this portal supplied the Mariano’s jar. Brand source |
| Distributor of this jar | Not establishedThe produced-for statement is not a distributor statement; no jar-specific distributor was verified. Original evidence retained privately |
| Retailer | Mariano’s — confirmed by ArtStore chain explicitly supplied with these photos. Exact branch and photo/purchase date are unknown. Original evidence retained privately |
Ingredients, origin & label information
Salt, spices (including black pepper, cayenne pepper and tarragon), garlic, onion, tomato, paprika, apple cider vinegar powder (maltodextrin, apple cider vinegar and food starch-modified), dill weed, sunflower oil and not more than 2% tricalcium phosphate added to prevent caking.
Transcribed from the original photographed 10 oz jar, retaining ingredient order, subingredients and the anti-caking statement. Other sizes or online formula versions should not replace this label. The cleaned images are presentation versions; original photographs remain the evidence. Original evidence retained privately
The package names a Little Rock, Arkansas business but does not identify ingredient origins or the blending/packing plant. The sources of the salt, herbs, vegetables and vinegar ingredients remain unknown.
| Serving size | 1/4 tsp (1 g); 283 servings per container.Original evidence retained privately |
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| Nutrition per serving | 0 calories; total fat 0 g (0% DV); sodium 210 mg (9% DV); total carbohydrate 0 g (0% DV); protein 0 g. Values transcribed from the original photograph.Original evidence retained privately |
| Heat indicator | The back label marks mild; this is a package description, not a Gaucho heat assessment.Original evidence retained privately |
| Anti-caking ingredient | The label declares not more than 2% tricalcium phosphate added to prevent caking.Original evidence retained privately |
| Establishment / launch dates | The front prints ESTD 2018. The company launch announcement is dated May 1, 2019; these are separately attributed observations.Original evidence retained privately |
| Lot / best-before date | No lot or best-before date is established from these photographs. Printed artwork codes are not treated as batch dates.Original evidence retained privately |
Prices & where to buy
| Seller / evidence | Price | Date / basis |
|---|---|---|
| Mariano’sPhotographed sale price | $6.79$2.40 / 100 g, calculated | Recorded 2026-10-17; observation date unknownMatching 10 oz shelf tag shows SALE $6.79 and 67.9 cents/oz. The $5.79 card promotion has separate conditions; photography date, branch and paid price are unknown. Original evidence retained privately |
| Mariano’sReference price printed on shelf tag | $7.99$2.82 / 100 g, calculated | Recorded 2026-10-17; observation date unknownSmaller $7.99 reference price printed alongside the sale price. Not a separate purchase or a guaranteed current regular price. Original evidence retained privately |
| Mariano’sConditional multi-buy card promotion | $5.79$2.05 / 100 g, calculated | Recorded 2026-10-17; observation date unknownTag says BUY 5 OR MORE SAVE $1 EACH and $5.79 EA with Card. The qualifying assortment, promotion dates and checkout eligibility are not established; this is not an unconditional price. Original evidence retained privately |
These observations concern the 283 g package. They are not current offers or a ranking; shipping, tax, seller and timing can differ.
Official Potato Slayer product page · Brand store locator · Official wholesale portal
Cooking with it
The brand suggests potatoes, other vegetables, chicken and a sour-cream dip; the package also shows poultry icons. The linked mashed-potato recipe uses Potato Slayer. These are maker suggestions, not Gaucho test results.
Our kitchen notes
No tasting or cooking test recorded. Future notes can document the dish, seasoning weight, additional salt and Art’s observations.
The photographed package
Cleaned presentation photographs. Label and shelf facts were checked against the original photographs, which are retained privately.
Still to establish
- Who physically blends and packs this jar?
- Where do the salt and other ingredients originate?
- Which distributor supplied the photographed store?
- What are the purchase date, branch, lot/date code and exact promotion terms?
Profile history
- 2026-10-17
Created from four Mariano’s photographs with owner-requested AI cleanup. All originals retained; three shelf-price levels distinguished. Added to Spice & Seasoning as a salt blend. - 2026-10-17
At Art’s request, original hand-held photos removed from public display and source links. Cleaned versions remain; originals retained privately for evidence.
Future purchases and label changes will be recorded here rather than replacing earlier observations.
Sources & evidence
- Original ingredient and Nutrition Facts photographChecked 2026-10-17 · Unedited evidence for formula, nutrition, produced-for business and UPC. Capture date unknown. Original retained privately; not displayed on the website.
- Original front photographChecked 2026-10-17 · Potato Slayer Veggie Blend; garlic, onion and dill; 10 oz / 283 g; ESTD 2018 branding. Original retained privately; not displayed on the website.
- Original back photographChecked 2026-10-17 · Maker description, vegetable/poultry icons and mild heat indicator. Original retained privately; not displayed on the website.
- Original Mariano’s shelf-tag photographChecked 2026-10-17 · Store explicitly identified by Art. Matching 10 oz tag: $6.79 sale, $7.99 reference price, $5.79 each with Card when buying 5 or more; branch and observation date unknown. Original retained privately; not displayed on the website.
- Fire & Smoke Society — Potato SlayerChecked 2026-10-17 · Official product page lists 5 oz and 10 oz variants and maker uses. No price is transferred between variants.
- Official Fire & Smoke Society wholesale portalChecked 2026-10-17 · Linked from the official brand navigation; not proof of the supplier of this particular jar.
- Official store locatorChecked 2026-10-17 · Brand retail availability tool; does not identify the photographed store branch.
- Company launch announcement, May 1, 2019Checked 2026-10-17 · Company press release names Scott Moody and Brian Taylor and collaboration with Paula Disbrowe. Historical launch, not current factory or ownership proof.
- Fire & Smoke Society — Slayer Mashed PotatoesChecked 2026-10-17 · Official recipe using Potato Slayer; no Gaucho cooking test recorded.
Gaucho Provisions develops its own salts and seasonings. This is a researched profile of another brand’s product, not a Gaucho offer for sale. No rating or tasting verdict is assigned.