Wet and not pyramid shape crystals
Is it salt? Yes. Does it taste okay? Yes. The pack when opened is damp, meaning it would clog any grinder it is put in. The Crystal shape leads me to believe the product is rock salt, as the classic pyramid shape is not present, and some of the crystals are so hard they do not dissolve well on food. I will use this in cooking water, but to be honest not on anything else. Annoyed I bought 2 packs now!
it's probably worth noting that this product is sa
it's probably worth noting that this product is salt flakes not rock coarse rock salt for grinders. With that in mind it is a good product and worth the money. Don't use it in a grinder though as it will clog it up!
awful
absolutely awful. The salt is in a polythene bag inside the box but when you open the bag the salt is damp and clogged together and once in your grinder its impossible to grind it out. Avoid this at all costs
Not recommended
This is produced in Portugal and has a brown tinge which is not at all appetising. Being of Portuguese origin, it may have a larger "carbon footprint" than other locally produced sea salts, such as Maldon Salt.
Damp
Was damp (or appeared damp) and blocked up grinder. Won't buy this again
Avoid!
Poor quality, don’t be fooled by the organic title! This is not a premium product!!!
Firstly it is ridiculous to call this organically
Firstly it is ridiculous to call this organically approved. Salt is a chemical compound whether it is dug out of the ground, obtained from sea water or man made. Ok it may not have anything else added but to associate a chemical compound with organics is misleading.
Very tasty good quality salt
Very tasty good quality salt
get maldon or rock crystals instead
crystals are a bit damp and crummy to go in a grinder but also there are some that are too hard and large to crumble by hand
Don't buy.
Didn't like this at all. It was damp, and consequently gummed up my grinder. Won't buy again.