Rock Salt is extracted from ancient rock deposits. It is a natural seasoning containing important minerals for a healthy diet.
Coarse crystals ideal for salt grinders
Pack size: 500G
Information
Ingredients
Rock Salt
Preparation and Usage
Why not try:
Rubbing into meat, chicken and potatoes for crispy crackling and skin
As a topping on Italian focaccia bread
Sprinkling over roast potatoes and chips
Pickling vegetables to enhance flavour
In baking bread for a golden crust
Adding to soups, casseroles and stocks for a special flavour
Baking fish in salt for succulence
In marinades, dressings and chutneys
Name and address
Maldon Salt Company,
Maldon,
Essex,
England.
Return to
Maldon Salt Company,
Maldon,
Essex,
England.
www.maldonsalt.co.uk
Net Contents
500g ℮
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Wonderful salt for a grinder
5 stars
A Tesco Customer2nd December 2020
I use this in a salt grinder and then use it whilst cooking and marinating. Wonderful stuff.
The only salt I use .
5 stars
A Tesco Customer18th November 2020
The only salt I use .
Good but expensive.
4 stars
A Tesco Customer6th August 2020
It's rocksalt. So that's old seasalt without the plastic pollution. GREAT! But why is it so expensive?