Unrefined Pink Sea Salt with Hawaiian Alaea Clay
Premier Pink Salt is an unrefined pink sea salt from Premier Research Labs. The 4 oz jar holds about 183 servings of 1/8 teaspoon. It blends two untreated, unheated, solar-dried sea salts: pure Australian sea salt and red Alaea Hawaiian sea salt with Alaea red clay. Use it in place of regular table salt to add robust flavor to food.
Why Choose an Unrefined Salt
Regular table salt often has flowing or anti-clumping agents. Premier Pink Salt has none: no aluminum hydroxide, refined sugar, stearic acid, sodium ferrocyanide or calcium phosphate. The red Alaea clay gives the salt its rosy color, and the Hawaiian salt supplies trace elements.
What's in Premier Pink Salt
- Ingredients: Australian sea salt, red Alaea Hawaiian sea salt with Alaea red clay
- Serving size: 1/8 teaspoon (0.6 g); about 183 servings per jar
- Per serving: 0 calories, 230 mg sodium
- No flowing or anti-clumping agents
- Iodine is not added, so natural levels vary from batch to batch
Key Features of This Pink Salt
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Two solar-dried salts — Australian sea salt plus Hawaiian Alaea sea salt
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Untreated and unheated — sun-dried, with nothing added
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Naturally pink — color from Alaea red clay
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Trace elements — supplied by the red Alaea Hawaiian salt
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Handy size — a 4 oz jar for the table or travel
Who This Pink Salt Is For
Premier Pink Salt fits families who want a clean, additive-free salt for everyday cooking and finishing.
How to Use
Use Premier Pink Salt daily in place of regular table salt, to add robust flavor to foods and drinks for the whole family.
California residents: this product carries a Proposition 65 warning for reproductive harm (www.P65Warnings.ca.gov).
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Premier Pink Salt contain iodine?
PRL does not add iodine, so the jar has only the natural iodine in the salt, and that amount varies from batch to batch.
What makes Premier Pink Salt pink?
Natural Alaea red clay, which is traditionally mixed with Hawaiian sea salt.
How many servings are in the 4 oz jar?
About 183 servings of 1/8 teaspoon. A 12 oz jar is also available.
