Himalayan Pink Salt fine grain 1lb bag

We've been using pink salt for a while now cause it's healthier. This one pound bag is very convenient and seems to last us forever lol. Perfect for our little family (3). I just refill the shaker I kept from a different pink salt and it works perfect and is super handy. Resealable bag, love it! We use it for everything like baking, food etc. Anything that requires salt. 👍😊 A little pricey but considering it lasts us quite a bit it's worth it. Excellent quality and will continue to buy. Highly recommend 👌

There are lots of brands of Pink Himalayan salt, some better than others, all pretty much from the same place. This one has the credentials—enough to give me confidence in it—and that is enough, and I use it every day. I been using Pink Himalayan for about 4 years, used many brands, this one will do just fine.

I've been using this type of salt either or coarse or fine. I used to buy the SEA SALT but I switched to pink Himalayan Salt. it was harvested up in a Himalayan mountain, and feels like more beneficial than the sea salt. i'd stay away from all table salts though. However, they can be used to clean your fruits bc of the chemicals in table salts, theoretically speaking. You just need to rinse it well again. That's what I would do.

bought this to make a rub scrub from a article on facebook. it suopose wakw your face up and define lines. havnt used it long enough tp see a difference.

I ordered COARSE Himalayan salt and they delivered FINE salt. I'm sure the salt is good, but it's not going to work in my salt grinder. It's waaaay too much hassle to do a return thru FedEx so I guess I'll give this one away and buy my own bag of COARSE salt somewhere else. :-/

I have used this pink salt before and I really liked it. However, this time it came in a solid chunk. Even when I tried to break it up, it just turned into rocks. I'm very disappointed and it leaves me wondering why the salt was in such a solid state. What happened to it?

Gritty salt?!? The packaging should include “Natural Grit” alongside “Fine Grain”. It does say that it “contains up to 84 minerals”, but I was shocked to find that it felt like sand had been mixed with the salt. This has not been my experience with Himalayan pink salt prior to this purchase. I assumed that this salt would be just as dissolvable as any other, but I was wrong. I added a couple of tablespoons to a cup of boiling water and stirred. My plan was to run it through a coffee filter and see what was left behind, but I couldn't even get the residue to pour out of my measuring cup! (see pics) I'm tossing the whole bag. This isn't how I choose to get minerals into my diet.

I purchased this 2 times, there are some sand like substance not getting diluted in water even after 2 hrs. Don't know if it's the nature. But I do t see this on other pink salt

Course salt was ordered. Fine grain salt was bought. And the can of lemon pie filling was dented badly at the top and slightly at the bottom.

It was hard as rock when I received it and it took me forever to break it up....just like dry old brown sugar. I sent the company an email, but never a reply.