
Crunch
Coarse crystals snap first, then melt, so every bite gets the crunch.

Persian blue salt, a coarse rock salt mined by hand from the vein in Semnan, Iran, and packed by hand in Vancouver. About thirteen cents a pinch.
Coarse rock salt · 150 g
About 100 pinches a pouch. Buy one, two or three: the more you take, the less each pouch costs.











The blue is built into the crystal.
The blue colour occurs naturally within the salt crystals. No artificial colouring is added.
This salt formed deep in ancient rock-salt beds. Our lab test found 5,300 mg of potassium in every 100 g.
Scientific studies of blue halite have linked this colour to microscopic changes in the crystal structure, sometimes associated with naturally occurring minerals nearby.
For the best visual effect and texture, use the crystals coarse or lightly crushed rather than finely ground.
Pink salt gets its colour from iron oxide (rust). Blue salt's colour occurs naturally within the crystal.
Read the Blue Salt Guide
Coarse crystals snap first, then melt, so every bite gets the crunch.

A clean, rounded saltiness that lifts the food instead of covering it.

Flecks of natural blue that show best on bright yolks and dark plates.

Wine gets opened and forgotten. Blue salt stays on their table for months, and every pinch reminds them who brought it.





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