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Unrefined Sea Salt from Mytilene Greek Island
Unrefined Sea Salt from Mytilene Greek Island
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Unrefined Sea Salt 500gr for the reusable grinder

Sea salt chrystals from the Aegean sea unrefined, pure and natural.

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Weight0.507 kg
Dimensions14 × 5 × 16 cm
SKU: 5200250280138 Category: Tags: , , , , , , ,

Our salt comes from the island of Mytilene, known for its high quality and unique taste of sea salt.

The natural salt crystals are created by the evaporation of seawater under the sun in natural salt flats without any treatment or chemical additives.

A pure product of excellent quality, beneficial to our health!

It contains sodium and 92 vital trace elements, making it an excellent source of minerals for the human body.

Weight0.507 kg
Dimensions14 × 5 × 16 cm

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