Coarse Himalayan Salt 1kg – No Iodine or Fluoride

Coarse Himalayan Salt 1kg – Natural Pink Salt from Pakistan

This coarse Himalayan salt 1kg is a 100% natural pink salt from the Himalayan mountains. It is much more than a seasoning: it is a gourmet experience, valued for its purity, its color and its coarse texture, a favorite in Peruvian kitchens.

Origin and quality

Our Himalayan salt comes from the mountains of Punjab, Pakistan, where it was formed from the dried remains of ancient seas more than 200 million years ago. It is mined by hand with traditional methods, with no chemical processing, which helps keep its natural crystal structure and its characteristic pink color. Natural color and grain size can vary slightly from batch to batch.

Why choose Himalayan salt?

• 100% natural, with no artificial additives or chemical processing.
• Naturally contains minerals and trace elements such as calcium, magnesium, potassium and iron.
• Contains no added iodine or fluoride.
• A distinctive pink color that looks great on the table.

How to use it in the kitchen

The coarse grain is ideal for grinders, roasts and grilled meat, fish and seafood, and as a finishing salt that adds a pleasant crunch. It is also popular for homemade aromatic salts, brines and preserves.

The 1kg size for frequent use

The 1kg pack is the economical choice for frequent cooks, grill lovers and food businesses. Prefer to start smaller? Try the coarse Himalayan salt 500g.

Himalayan salt compared with refined table salt

Common table salt is usually refined, bleached and mixed with anti-caking agents. Himalayan salt, by contrast, is sold the way it is mined: unrefined and free of those additives. That is why many cooks choose it for seasoning, for finishing dishes and for gifts.

Storage tips

Keep the salt in a dry, closed container, away from direct humidity. Salt is not perishable, so a well-stored pack lasts a very long time. Keep the bag closed after each use so the grain stays loose and free-flowing.

Explore the whole Himalayan salt category to compare textures and sizes. To learn more about its origin, see Wikipedia.