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Grey Sea Salt, 8.8 oz

Name: Baleine Bags
Price: 4.17 USD
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KOSHER: La Baleine Grey Sea Salt is certified Kosher and Kosher for Passover.
ENHANCE EVERY DISH: Use La Baleine Grey Sea Salt to elevate your recipes with a touch of the coast of France! Sprinkle on a variety of vegetable sides like sautéed green beans, broccoli, peas, asparagus, and corn for optimal flavor.
NUTRITIOUS: PGI certified, our Guérande sea salt is unrefined, unwashed and naturally grey and packed full with minerals and trace elements with no additives.
ALL NATURAL: La Baleine Guérande Sea Salt enhances dishes with all-natural, responsibly sourced naturally grey sea salt produced in Guerande, a very famous French salt territory.
HAND HARVESTING: Guérande salt has been harvested since the Iron Age by salt masters by hand in Batz-Sur-Mer - west coast of France .This tradition, passed down from generation to generation, has allowed the salt marshes to survive through to the present day.