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Sel Gris/ Grey Salt- Hand Harvested French Organic Sea Salt | 
enlarge | Brand: Das Salt Category: Gourmet
Buy New: $6.99
Rating: 2 reviews Sales Rank: 254
Country: France Ingredients: 100% Natural Hand Harvested Sea Salt Color: Gray Media: Misc. Size: 6 OZ Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
UPC: 898896001030 ASIN: B000K6VP9Y
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 100% Natural, Unprocessed, High in mineral content | | • | Procured directly from Farmer Cooperatives in Brittany France. | | • | Hand harvested under strict quality standards | | • | Fine crystals ideal for seasoning salads, pasta and marinating meats | | • | Wide mouth jar easy to store and use |
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Product Description Sel Gris or Grey Salt is a cooking salt from the coast of Brittany in France where it is still made using time-honored way that was carried through the centuries. In February of each year artisan salt farmers sculpt eight-chambered clay beds and flood the first chamber with water from nature preserves. During the next three months, the salt moves from chamber to chamber. In July after it has reached the eighth chamber and crystallized in its purest form, the farmers rake the salt to the edge of each bed. The salt picks up its gray color and distinctive flavor from the healthy blue-green-hued minerals in the bed's clay bottom.Great on grilled vegetables, ideal for everyday cooking. Exceptional on green leafy salads or as a topping for soups and pasta
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| Customer Reviews:
This salt is a kitchen must have! June 25, 2008 I have been using DAS salt for over a year now and I will never go back to store bought table salt. The quality is superior and the flavor is superb. This product has changed the way I look at salt and has changed my cooking technique. Thanks DAS!
Nice salt November 30, 2007 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was skeptical about buying salt for $5.99 I have been impressed. This gray salt does not have the bitter aftertaste of most table salts. It is also very forgiving if you add too much. I've been using this in cooking and have recently moved the "tub" to the kitchen table. I'm thinking of buying a salt spoon.
I like this better than a shaker since I can really see how much salt I am using. In this sense, I am able to keep my salt intake to a minimum.
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