Vera Salt Spring Salt Ceramic Grinder (85g), 100% Microplastic Free
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Vera Salt Spring Salt Ceramic Grinder (85g), 100% Microplastic Free
- DESIGNED FOR FRESH GRINDING – The ceramic mill pairs perfectly with coarse salt crystals to deliver smooth, consistent seasoning. Made with a durable glass body, the grinder is reusable and designed to avoid plastic contact or chipping during use.
- SPRING-SOURCED AND HAND-HARVESTED – Sourced from a natural spring in Spain, this coarse spring salt is hand-harvested using traditional methods. Unrefined to preserve its original mineral composition and firm crystalline texture.
- CLEAN COMPOSITION WITH NO ADDITIVES – These salt crystals contain no preservatives, additives, or anti-caking agents— just pure unrefined spring salt in its natural form as nature intended.
- THIRD-PARTY TESTED FOR PURITY – Sourced from a protected spring, this spring salt offers a clean alternative to typical sea salts. Third-party tested for microplastics and heavy metals.
- REFILLABLE GLASS CERAMIC GRINDER – Made from durable glass and a ceramic inner grinder. Intended to be refilled and reused to reduce single-use plastic.
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