Himalayan Pink Salt by Purest Peak

Sale price $5.99 Regular price
Regular price $5.99

Purest Peaks pink Himalayan salt brings a clean taste and a soft pink color to your everyday cooking It starts as Himalayan pink salt rock from old deposits in the foothills of the Himalayas in Pakistan Its gentle pink shade comes from natural trace minerals found in the stone Use it anywhere you use regular salt – in the kitchen and at the dinner table or the grill

Choose the size that fits your kitchen:

  • ½ lb – a simple way to try it
  • 1 lb – a handy size for daily meals
  • 2 lb – for home cooks who season often
  • 3½ lb – a smart pick for larger families
  • 10 lb Bucket – a bulk option for busy kitchens and heavy use
  • Clean and Mild Flavor – Himalayan pink salt adds a gentle salty taste that brings out the natural flavor of your food.
  • Made by Nature – this is real Himalayan salt that formed deep in the earth long ago.
  • Beautiful Color – the pink crystals of this Himalayan rock salt look lovely on salads and plated dishes.
  • Works in Almost Any Dish – use it for meats and veggies as well as soups and baked goods.
  • Sizes for Every Need – pick from a small ½ lb size all the way up to a 10 lb bucket.
  • Easy Bulk Storage – the 10 lb bucket keeps a large supply neat and easy to scoop.
  • At the Table – use it as your everyday pink Himalayan table salt in the shaker or grinder that suits the grain.
  • While Cooking – stir it into soups and sauces or add a pinch to your pasta water.
  • For Meat and Veggies – season before you roast or grill for even flavor.
  • For Brining – mix it with water to brine chicken, turkey, or pork.
  • In Baking – add it to bread and cookie dough just as your recipe calls for.
  • As a Finishing Touch – sprinkle a little over eggs or salads right before serving.
  • For Storage – keep it in a cool and dry spot and close the container after each use.
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Himalayan Pink Salt by Purest Peak
Sale price $5.99 Regular price
Regular price $5.99
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Questions worth asking

Pink salt is a common name for Himalayan pink salt, which gets its light pink color from trace minerals. It is not the same as pink curing salt, which is made for curing meats and should never be used at the table.

Himalayan salt is made mostly of sodium chloride, just like regular table salt. It has trace minerals but only in very small amounts, and it is not a reliable source of iodine.Enjoy it in moderation as part of a balanced diet, and talk with your doctor if you need to watch your sodium.

Himalayan salt is mined from ancient rock deposits while sea salt is made by drying out seawater. Both are mostly sodium chloride, so the main differences are where they come from, along with their color and texture.

Fine salt dissolves fast and is great for baking and shakers. Coarse salt works well in grinders and dry rubs and brines, and it adds a nice crunch when sprinkled on top of food.

Yes – you can swap it in most recipes. Crystal size changes how much fits in a spoon, so start with a little less and add more to taste.