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Italian Coarse Salt from Petralia, Sicily
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Authentic Italian Coarse Salt
Only sodium chloride from an uncontaminated sea with no impurities. The salt is created by an extremely long natural evaporation process and is kept underground until it is extracted. Ideal for food consumption, this pure, crystalline, dry, selected coarse salt comes in regular crystals suitable for all uses in the food industry and as a versatile seasoning for everyday cooking and gourmet dishes.
Italian product
NET Weight : 10 Kg 22 lb
Images for illustrative purposes only.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of salt do Italians use?
Many Italian kitchens use coarse sea salt for cooking, seasoning, and preserving food, especially when a clean, natural salt is desired.
What is special about Sicilian salt?
Sicilian salt is valued for its natural production process, purity, and crystalline texture, which make it a versatile seasoning ingredient.
What coarse salt do chefs use?
Chefs often choose coarse salt for its regular crystals and easy use in food preparation, finishing, and general seasoning.
Authentic Italian Coarse Salt
Only sodium chloride from an uncontaminated sea with no impurities. The salt is created by an extremely long natural evaporation process and is kept underground until it is extracted. Ideal for food consumption, this pure, crystalline, dry, selected coarse salt comes in regular crystals suitable for all uses in the food industry and as a versatile seasoning for everyday cooking and gourmet dishes.
Italian product
NET Weight : 10 Kg 22 lb
Images for illustrative purposes only.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of salt do Italians use?
Many Italian kitchens use coarse sea salt for cooking, seasoning, and preserving food, especially when a clean, natural salt is desired.
What is special about Sicilian salt?
Sicilian salt is valued for its natural production process, purity, and crystalline texture, which make it a versatile seasoning ingredient.
What coarse salt do chefs use?
Chefs often choose coarse salt for its regular crystals and easy use in food preparation, finishing, and general seasoning.