Redmond Real Sea Salt - Natural Unrefined Gluten Free Kosher, 10 Ounce Shaker

I have known about Redmonds salt since a trip to Utah back in 2002. I ran across it as the table salt for a diner just east of Vernal, on US 40. It was so unique and flavorful that we bought a 8 oz. "shaker" of it on the spot, since they sold it at the restaurant. Fast forward a few years, I've been using Redmonds in cooking and special flavored things where the tang of the salt was just as important as the saltiness, like in cucumber salad and chip dips. The natural mineral content really lends a hearty saltiness with a "tang" that's hard to describe, but you should try it. It looks kinda like "dirty" salt, or reddish, and it is, but the minerals in the salt make a delightful addition instead of having "just salt" in your food or drink. I think the older salt was a little more red than this new one I just bought, and I miss that. I want my reddish-colored salt back! It was one of the characteristics I looked for in on-the-shelf packaging when sitting in the store. But, they don't have it in the stores around here any more. But, I think the new package I got from Amazon is doing fine. I use it in the summer when I'm feeling dehydrated, and it's great to put about a gram of it in the bottom of a lime margarita. However, I have since discovered the art of putting Redmonds salt in percolated coffee. The mellowness it lends to the coffee is sublime, not to mention it gives you a boost of electrolytes every morning you drink it in your coffee. I've since added cinnamon to my coffee too, like they do in Cuba, and boy, what a nice touch. And it lowers my blood pressure by about 5 points with daily consumption. Once you've done this, you'll hate the artificially flavored cinnamon creamers on the market today, you can't beat the real thing. It only takes less than a gram (a generous sprinkle) of Redmonds salt in the new grounds when first perking a fresh pot for about 6 cups. It is the best coffee I've had and no other salt seems to lend the correct chemistry to my coffee than Redmonds. The big drawback is that you'll get used to it and hate the way other people make coffee after having your own "Redmonds brew"! I highly recommend it and is a "must" for any kitchen worth it's "salt".

Love this salt and the coarse grain. Keeping a backup so I dont run out.

Great tasting natural salt

Our favorite salt

The taste is amazing! We literally use it for everything. I have replaced the other salt I was using. Only criticism would be that the holes are a bit on the wider size so be careful with how quickly the salt sprinkles out.

The only thing is the lid wasn’t correct. It’s hard to get the salt to come out because it doesn’t have two to three different lid openings. It only has one and it’s for small. The salt can’t come out very well. The salt itself is very good except for the container lid

My favorite thing about this salt is the way it flavors without tasting salty. It has a light flavor to it that I can tell is still salt, but it's not bitter. The quality of the shaker is as good as any other.

Great salt for rubs and seasonings. Ive used it for over 15 years.

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I purchased this salt before in the 2oz size I loved the taste so much and the other minerals which are in it I have purchased the larger size It flavours food really well and although expensive I will continue to buy it as I love the taste texture and health benefits I feel when using it .

Fantastic. A little goes a long way. Will last for ages