Konbu Seaweed Salt (Fine Snow Salt)
Product Information
Product SKU: S121 Category: Santaka Spice.Japanese Konbu Salt is an ultra premium garnishing and general sodium alternative with incredible natural sea, vegetal and umami flavor. This salt is made with what the Japanese classify as “Snow Salt”. They find it to be the purest sea salt available and its fine granuals deliver flavor to each application faster and more uniformly, a wonderfully versatile texture. This incredibly versatile salt delivers full natural seaweed flavor that can be conveniently dusted on protiens, rice dishes, sauces, soups and dashis. The quality and flavor of this premium salt is unmatched
Additional information
Ingredients | Natural Sea Salt, 100% Japanese Konbu Seaweed |
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Packaging | 100 gram/3.53oz x 10 or 42g/1.5oz x 12 |
Flavor | Delightful savory Umami taste |
Color | Green/brown |
Storage | Shelf Stable, See Best By Date – Reseal and keep in cool place |
Orgin | Japan |
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