Sala lauak is classified as a traditional snack and served as side dishes for breakfast or eat it solely. It is made from rice flour, dried fish, and spices such as turmeric powder, turmeric leaves, red chili, and salt (Kamsina and Anova, 2011; Yulastri, 2009). Previously, sala lauak used remained rice from yesterday instead of rice flour. Since it is basically from rice, sala lauak is an alternative healthy snack without gluten content, suitable for people with the gluten allergy and autistic patients. Nowadays, sala lauak becomes a typical food of Pariaman and souvenirs after visiting this area (Febriana, Rachmawanti, and Anam, 2014; Marliyanti, Hastuti, Sinaga, 2013). Home industries that produce sala lauak are growing along with culinary and tourism development in Pariaman area.