Weight : 70g
Fleur de Sel Camargue Salt
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Himalayan rock salt originates from northern Pakistan from the area called the “salt range” not far from the Himalayan mountains. it is a natural rock salt that was created when the prehistoric seas evaporated some 250 million years ago. This was long before the sub continent indian plate moved north and crashed into Asia creating the Himalayan mountain range. The actual salt rocks vary in color from pure white to beautiful light pink to dramatic deep red, all depending on iron oxide content. -
This fleur de sel comes from the WWF reserve of Trapani, in the north of Sicily, in a controlled environment without any pollutants, which gives it exceptional purity.
The pot was inspired by the artisanal ceramics of Sicily where we often find these old patterns with blue and yellow.
Its very fine and shiny grain will perfectly accompany your raw fish, meat tartars and your desserts.
This is a must for pasta lovers!Weight : 70g
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The Algarve Flower of Salt comes from the South of Portugal, from the Ria Formosa National Park. Sweet in taste and crunchy in consistency, it is known by the greatest Chefs.
Its matte white color is obtained thanks to a natural drying time of around one year.
The turquoise green pot was inspired by the color of the sea in the Algarve.
This Fleur de sel is a must for lovers of fish, tartars, ceviche and all fish and raw meats.Weight : 70g
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PEPPER is the perfect companion to our range of salts products. Each PEPPER-set contains several aromatic long peppers from the Indonesian island of Java. Together with the high-quality stainless steel grater and natural oak desk stand they truly become yet another conversation piece at the dining table. The java long peppers have their own distinctive character, as well as the familiar black pepper taste. Grated over your dish, you’ll detect surprising aromas of liquorice, aniseed and cinnamon, with a spicy sensation towards the end. Think of it as a regular black pepper with a twist
