URSALT® is a 100% natural and unprocessed french sea salt hand-harvested from the ancient salt marshes of France. It is rich in over 80 minerals and trace elements, providing a distinct flavor and numerous health benefits.

Coarse sea salt retains moisture because it is minimally processed, preserving its natural minerals and enhancing its flavor. This moisture is a result of traditional harvesting methods, such as natural evaporation, which maintain the salt's unique texture and nutritional value. The slight dampness also helps keep the salt fresh and prevents it from becoming too dry and brittle.

You can use our salt just like regular salt. Add it to your dishes, salads, and cooking to enhance flavor. For better hydration and energy, you can also dissolve a pinch in a glass of water.

Unlike regular table salt, which is heavily processed and stripped of essential minerals, URSALT® is unprocessed and retains its natural mineral content. This gives it a more complex flavor and additional health benefits. It also does not contain additives or preservatives.

Store your our salt in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. It is advisable to use glass, wood or plastic containers suitable for storing food and avoid using metal containers since sea salt can corrode the metal and cause it to rust.

Yes, our Traditional French Sea Salt is suitable for most diets, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free diets. It is a natural, unprocessed product without any additives or preservatives.

You can buy our salt directly from our website, please click here to browse our products. Our salts are also available on Amazon, TikTok and Flip. Please refer to the "Where to Buy" section below.

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