Celtic Sea Salt Coarse - 1kg - Le Paludier

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Stand in front of a shelf of salt these days and it can be baffling. Pink, grey, black, fine, coarse, flaky, cheap and expensive, all promising something a little different. The truth is that most salts are chemically very similar, but they vary in crystal size, mineral traces, how they are made ...

What is Celtic Sea Salt? Deriving from the coastal regions and estuaries of Brittany, France, Celtic sea salt (or Sel Gris as translated in French) is a grey salt, harvested traditionally from solar-evaporated ocean water. Inhabited at the bottom of clay ponds, sea salt has a complex flavouring t...

Salt isn’t just something you add to your food for more flavour. In fact, salt has a wide range of uses - food being only one of them! You may have already heard of bath salts and their ability to relieve stress and tension. But did you know other uses for these types of salt range from beauty pr...

We all know by now that eating too much salt can be bad for you. However, not getting enough salt can also be detrimental to your health. Not only does it add some flavour to your food, but the salt/water ratio is vital for the metabolic rate in our bodies.

Standing in the supermarket aisle, faced with two versions of the same fruit and a noticeable gap in price, most of us have asked the same question. Is organic really worth it? The honest answer is that it depends on the food. For some items the organic label makes a real difference, while for ot...

Navigating a modern supermarket can feel like a high-stakes obstacle course. You walk in for some basic sustenance, and suddenly you are bombarded by aisles of brightly coloured packets, all shouting about how "high protein," "low fat," or "plant-based" they are. But if you flip those packets ove...