Palm Island, weisses Pacific-Salz, grob, Hawaii, 1 kg

Palm Island, weisses Pacific-Salz, grob, Hawaii, 1 kg

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Palm Island, weisses Pacific-Salz, grob, Hawaii, 1 kgNur solange der Vorrat reicht! Palm Island Pacific Salz wird durch ein besonderes Verfahren gewonnen. Pacific Wasser aus der Kstenregion vor der Insel Molokai wird gefiltert und in geschlossenen Systemen mit Hilfe von Sonnenenergie verdunstet. Die so entstehenden Salzkristalle werden zustzlich mit einem Meeres Mineralien Extrakt gemischt. Dadurch erhlt man ein Gourmetsalz mit nur 84% Natriumchlorid 16% setzen sich aus 80 im Meerwasser vorkommenden

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012