PASTA SALT is perfectly salted pasta water made easy. Simply add one HALIT salt rock per liter pasta water and be sure to get delicious pasta every time , in no time.
Curated by Swedish-Italian master chef Dante Zia, you can rest assure your pasta will become a true gastronomic experience, making it the ultimate gift for yourself or your foodie friends and family.
019 Pasta Salt – Halit Salt Rocks
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