black sea salt flakes
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Sea Salt Black Crystal Flakes (10g)

$2.90

Origin: Cypress

This natural black sea salt from the Mediterranean is enriched with activated charcoal.   Use as a garnish or roasting salt to enhance the flavour to your dish.  Matches with seafood as well as meats and adds a mild salty flavour with slight smoky undertones.

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Weight0.04 kg
Dimensions8 × 12 × 1.2 cm
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