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This Item  Celtic Sea Salt, Fine Ground, 8 Ounce, 0.5 Pound (Pack of 1) |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -14% $12.45 Typical: $14.49 | $9.99 | $14.99 | $7.22 | $12.79 | $8.99 |
| Price Per Unit | $1.56 / Ounce | $0.62 / Ounce | $0.47 / Ounce | $0.85 / Ounce | $0.64 / Ounce | $0.25 / Ounce |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Apr 3 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Apr 3 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Apr 3 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Apr 3 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, Apr 3 |
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| Sold By | One Stop Discount | Redmond Life | San Francisco Salt Company | EpicCo | Redmond Life | The Spice Lab Inc. |
| flavor | Kosher | Kosher, Himalayan | 2 Pound Bag - Coarse Grain | Sea Salt | Hawaiian, Himalayan, Kosher | salt |
| weight | 8 ounces | 16 ounces | 2 pounds | 1 ounces | 1 pounds | 2.2 pounds |
| form | Powder | Powder | Grain | Flake | Powder | Crystal |
| ingredients | Sea Salt | 100% Real Salt | French Grey Sea Salt. | Sea Salt Flakes | 100% Real Salt | 100% Pure Himalayan Salt |
| carbohydrate info | 0.0 grams, 0.0 grams | 0 grams | — | 0 grams | — | — |
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Loving this
I had been wanting to try this, but the price is painful. At any rate, here is what I think:1. The taste lingers longer on the taste buds than that of "regular" table salt.2. There is a subtle briny seawater taste there, but it's pleasant and not overpowering.3. As a morning supplement (I only used about 1/16 of a tsp) in my water, this was nice. It will take a while before I notice any potential benefits.4. On my food (I used this on some sweet potato fries, white potato fries, and a sauteed onion-sweet pepper mix), this was not as noticeably different as it was in water. Again, the taste was nice and there is that very subtle difference in that this lingers longer.5. This was not damp - as I had expected from reading up on it. It was completely dry, so maybe the dampness is more common in the coarse grind variety.5. The price is high here and much lower ($7) on the official site. However, the site is always out of stock, and the shipping brings the price back up. I'm going to look for a local seller.6. While salt is salt and moderation is key, this is lower in sodium and some other minerals that I have to monitor. (The coarse blend is even lower.)7. I am glad that I took the chance & spent the money to try this. I would buy it again, but I will use it very sparingly to make it last.8. For anyone wondering about the GMO aspect, (mine did not have the stamp on the front), from what I understand, salt is typically non-GMO by nature. Salt "is a mineral and cannot be genetically modified because it doesn't have DNA." I'm still not sure why my bag came without the GMO-free label.9. I suggest that for anyone interested, to go watch a video about how this salt is "farmed" in the clay beds. It's a cool process.As I think about the price again, I've decided that a pound of salt is a LOT because I'm only supposed to have such a small amount in a full day. The bag might seem small, but... I'm not too mad that I splurged. I might have to give the coarse version a try.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024
Size: 2.67 Ounce (Pack of 6)Style: BagPattern Name: Sea SaltVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024
Size: 2.67 Ounce (Pack of 6)Style: BagPattern Name: Sea SaltVerified Purchase
I had been wanting to try this, but the price is painful. At any rate, here is what I think:
1. The taste lingers longer on the taste buds than that of "regular" table salt.
2. There is a subtle briny seawater taste there, but it's pleasant and not overpowering.
3. As a morning supplement (I only used about 1/16 of a tsp) in my water, this was nice. It will take a while before I notice any potential benefits.
4. On my food (I used this on some sweet potato fries, white potato fries, and a sauteed onion-sweet pepper mix), this was not as noticeably different as it was in water. Again, the taste was nice and there is that very subtle difference in that this lingers longer.
5. This was not damp - as I had expected from reading up on it. It was completely dry, so maybe the dampness is more common in the coarse grind variety.
5. The price is high here and much lower ($7) on the official site. However, the site is always out of stock, and the shipping brings the price back up. I'm going to look for a local seller.
6. While salt is salt and moderation is key, this is lower in sodium and some other minerals that I have to monitor. (The coarse blend is even lower.)
7. I am glad that I took the chance & spent the money to try this. I would buy it again, but I will use it very sparingly to make it last.
8. For anyone wondering about the GMO aspect, (mine did not have the stamp on the front), from what I understand, salt is typically non-GMO by nature. Salt "is a mineral and cannot be genetically modified because it doesn't have DNA." I'm still not sure why my bag came without the GMO-free label.
9. I suggest that for anyone interested, to go watch a video about how this salt is "farmed" in the clay beds. It's a cool process.
As I think about the price again, I've decided that a pound of salt is a LOT because I'm only supposed to have such a small amount in a full day. The bag might seem small, but... I'm not too mad that I splurged. I might have to give the coarse version a try.
1. The taste lingers longer on the taste buds than that of "regular" table salt.
2. There is a subtle briny seawater taste there, but it's pleasant and not overpowering.
3. As a morning supplement (I only used about 1/16 of a tsp) in my water, this was nice. It will take a while before I notice any potential benefits.
4. On my food (I used this on some sweet potato fries, white potato fries, and a sauteed onion-sweet pepper mix), this was not as noticeably different as it was in water. Again, the taste was nice and there is that very subtle difference in that this lingers longer.
5. This was not damp - as I had expected from reading up on it. It was completely dry, so maybe the dampness is more common in the coarse grind variety.
5. The price is high here and much lower ($7) on the official site. However, the site is always out of stock, and the shipping brings the price back up. I'm going to look for a local seller.
6. While salt is salt and moderation is key, this is lower in sodium and some other minerals that I have to monitor. (The coarse blend is even lower.)
7. I am glad that I took the chance & spent the money to try this. I would buy it again, but I will use it very sparingly to make it last.
8. For anyone wondering about the GMO aspect, (mine did not have the stamp on the front), from what I understand, salt is typically non-GMO by nature. Salt "is a mineral and cannot be genetically modified because it doesn't have DNA." I'm still not sure why my bag came without the GMO-free label.
9. I suggest that for anyone interested, to go watch a video about how this salt is "farmed" in the clay beds. It's a cool process.
As I think about the price again, I've decided that a pound of salt is a LOT because I'm only supposed to have such a small amount in a full day. The bag might seem small, but... I'm not too mad that I splurged. I might have to give the coarse version a try.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2024
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2024
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024
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sylvialaura
Buen producto
Reviewed in Mexico on March 1, 2024Size: 2.67 Ounce (Pack of 6)Style: BagPattern Name: Sea SaltVerified Purchase
Paul Stearns
Great stuff
Reviewed in Canada on January 26, 2024Size: 2.67 Ounce (Pack of 6)Style: BagPattern Name: Sea SaltVerified Purchase
Anita Milburn
Celtic salk
Reviewed in Canada on January 17, 2024Size: 1 Pound (Pack of 2)Style: BagPattern Name: Sea SaltVerified Purchase
Natalia C.
saludable
Reviewed in Mexico on January 10, 2024Size: 8 Ounce (Pack of 1)Style: BagPattern Name: Sea SaltVerified Purchase
Linda Alvarez
Satisfecha
Reviewed in Mexico on July 8, 2023Size: 1 Pound (Pack of 2)Style: BagPattern Name: Sea SaltVerified Purchase
