Himalayan Pink Salt 100g

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Mineral-rich Himalayan pink salt

Last updated: May 2026

Ancient Nutra Himalayan Pink Salt is a natural, unrefined salt rich in trace minerals, with a clean flavour and signature pink hue. A wholesome everyday alternative to refined table salt.

Why you'll like it

  • Naturally rich in trace minerals.
  • Unrefined and free from additives.
  • Clean, balanced flavour.
  • Versatile for cooking, seasoning, and finishing.

How to use it

Use as you would table salt, in cooking, seasoning, and as a finishing salt. Grind or sprinkle to taste.

Frequently asked questions

How is it different from table salt?

It is unrefined and naturally contains trace minerals, with no anti-caking agents or additives.

Can I use it for finishing dishes?

Yes. Its clean flavour and texture make it ideal as a finishing salt as well as for everyday cooking.

Quality

Packed in Sri Lanka under BRCGS, FSSC 22000, and ISO 22000.

Island-wide delivery
Cash on delivery
Grown & made in Sri Lanka
GMP & FSSC 22000 certified

Is this right for you?

Ask Jivaka. It will tell you how Himalayan Pink Salt 100g fits your routine, the right dose and timing, and whether something simpler should come first.

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