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pink lake salt grinder

pink lake salt grinder

Mount Zero

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Our signature Pink Lake Salt, housed in a refillable and reusable grinder.

Mount Zero Pink Lake Salt is a natural gourmet salt product that varies in pigment from wet to dry. The local provenance of the salt, along with the hand harvesting, natural sun drying and the salts beautiful flavour and colour are a mirror of Mount Zero's core principles of regionalism, sustainability and quality.

The lake is fed by natural salt aquifers and each summer dries out to reveal a bed of salmon-coloured pink salt. Mount Zero and the lake's traditional owners, the Barengi Gadjin Land Council have been working together to hand-harvest a small amount of salt from the lake each year.

Through analysis of the salt we know that it is a concentrated store of natural mineral nutrients - rich in calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, sulphur, iron, manganese, zinc and copper as well as being rich in beta carotene. This complexity of minerals, provides a complex, well-rounded flavour - dissimilar to many sharp-tasting refined salts.

150g

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Typical Analysis (per 100g):
Sodium 39g, Calcium 550mg, Magnesium 120mg, Potassium 50mg, Sulphur 460mg, Phosphorus 0.89mg, Boron 0.67mg, Iron 0.56mg, Molybdenum 032mg, Zinc 0.2mg, Manganese 0.07mg

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Anne McLean
Wonderful product!

Love that this is a product collected collaboratively with the indigenous land owners. Well done all! Thank you.