​Freaky sea salt  

(From New Zealand)

A crystal salt of pyramid-shaped particles carefully made in the Marlboro region of the South Island of New Zealand, which is blessed with a natural environment.

It is characterized by its crispy texture and outstanding sharpness, and it is also recommended for those who are reducing salt because the amount of sodium is lower than that of general table salt. You can be satisfied with a small amount of use. It's perfect for crushing with your fingertips and sprinkling on your favorite dishes, or for seasoning meat and fish.
 
It is a product of Dominion Salt New Zealand, the largest and largest company in New Zealand with a history of 70 years.

● Used by famous New Zealand hotels, first-class restaurants, and chefs.
Italian "Alporto" Japanese food "Ryugin" "Ginza Kojyu" "Ginza Okuda" and many others in Japan​

The Marlboro region on the South Island of New Zealand is a beautiful region blessed with a very natural environment and is also famous for producing wine.No additives or chemicals are used in the manufacturing process.

The crispy crystals make it easy to adapt to any dish.
It's perfect for crushing with your fingertips and sprinkling on your favorite dishes, or for seasoning meat and fish.

[Recommended usage]
● For squid, octopus, white fish, etc. (Sprinkle with oil to make carpaccio easily!)
● Sprinkle on raw vegetables, warm vegetables, and boiled eggs as they are ● For tempura, deep-fried skewers, yakitori, and grilled fish ● Finely crush matcha and sesame seeds to make an original salt!  

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Recipe

Ripe tomato salad 🍅

Delicious ripe tomatoes with various Olivado oils

Just sprinkle a flaky sea salt with plenty of minerals to make it exquisite.

This sea salt is a crystalline salt made in a beautiful area blessed with a natural environment.
It is characterized by its crispy texture and outstanding sharpness, and it is also recommended for those who are reducing salt because the amount of sodium is lower than that of general table salt.

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