Celtic Sea Salt 500g, Dried Fine, Light Grey, Unrefined Natural Hand Harvested Sea Salt from France, Rich in 82 Essential Minerals

the only salt to use - Celtic salt! this one is great, moist, unbleached

Celtic Sea Salt which comes in a 500g plastic tub and we ordered it in the dried and coarse option currently £8.99. It comes with a sealed foil lid for freshness and on the label says it is unrefined, unwashed and hand harvested. It has no preservatives, additives or iodine and retains essential minerals like magnesium, calcium and potassium.The tub this comes in is 100% recyclable and the salt has a slight grey colour compared to normal table salt, I think this would be good for cooking with rather than to season your food once made however this is a personal preference. The taste is quite strong so you wouldn't need much to get the taste of this and I really like that this one has health benefits making me feel not as bad for having salt in my food. This originates from France and has a good best before date of almost 3 years from receiving this.

Don't use table salt but needed something which was both flavoursome and possessed health benefits. Et voila.

Natural salt! Far more health! Tastes good.

This is lovely salt ! The taste is amazing and health benefits are unreal. Would recommend!

I quite like the off-white colour of this salt. It also seems to taste subtly different to normal salt but I can't put my finger on how I'd describe it. It works nicely in both my salt mills, and I like to use the course grains while on certain things such as baked potatoes, as it adds a nice crisp texture. I'm not sure about the health benefits, as you're only ever using a tiny bit and it doesn't say exactly how much of what minerals it contains. I imagine it's negligible.The tub is plastic, and it arrived well sealed. I'd rather a cardboard box orr plastic bag, as this seems a lot of plastic to waste on salt.

This is one of best sea salts I've ever tasted. It's great in everything especially on salads.

Is it meant to be damp like it has just got out of the sea lol? I mean it tastes like salt, but I couldn’t understand why it was damp looking and feeling. The seal was broken on arrival so maybe it absorbed moisture from somewhere. I put some in a glass with hot water (making electrolytes) and noticed at the bottom of the glass was this odd looking grey residue? I won’t be buying again, which is a shame as I had high hopes. I’ve had other natural sea salts and haven’t experienced this.