Generations of Farmhouse Craftsmanship

Salt and smoke were a cure,
not just a flavor.

Born from the legacy of Menno Yoder and his round barn in Northern Indiana. We smoke with patience, preserving the values of a time when food was respected because it asked something of you.

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The Smokehouse was a Necessity.

Long before Yoder & Co, the smokehouse wasn't a symbol - it was how our family survived. My great-grandfather raised prize Duroc hogs like N.F.'s Pride and Orion Cherry Nell, treating them with a quiet respect that defined life on the farm. Meat was smoked slowly because it had to be.

We carry the name of my great-great-grandfather, Menno Yoder, builder of the landmark Round Barn in Shipshewana. Just as he built to waste nothing and last generations, we craft our salts to preserve the old-world farmhouse flavors. We don't measure the process in minutes, but in the drifting of the smoke and the turning of the seasons.

1924

Preserved with Intention

Old World Salts

Patience Over Efficiency. We smoke for hours, not minutes. Just as the Duroc hogs were raised with care, we believe flavor cannot be rushed.
Authentic Wood Fire. No liquid smoke. No artificial shortcuts. Just hickory, alder and applewood, burned slowly to create a clean, smoke.
Respect for the Craft. Salt and smoke were once essential farm tools, not luxuries. We honor that tradition not by curing or preserving, but with the same care and restraint in flavor. Not preservation for winter, but flavor for generous everyday use.

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From the Smokehouse

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Old Fashioned

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Margarita essentials for warm summer nights.

$13

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Hickory

Classic

The perfect finish for burgers and steak to complete your savory dinner.

$13

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Fire and Lime

Classic

Sweet, sour, and kick. Fire and Lime has all the flavors packed into one for casual finishes.

$13

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Salt and smoke were a cure, not just a flavor.

The Smokehouse was a Necessity.

Old World Salts

From the Smokehouse

Salt and smoke were a cure,
not just a flavor.