What is the himalayan pink salt brick used for?
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A neat way to serve cheese and crackers. Some of the salt is picked up in each bite. Some use it on the grill to cook but it will change color and possibly break.
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Mostly to serve Sushi. Some people cook on them (like salmon) but I don't. I've also crushed them for use like regular salt.
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Hello Iris, I am in agreement with the other answers -you might be able to (possibly) use the finer grained Himalayan sea salt (not the regular salt sold in grocery stores). However, the directions said,"not to shake the comtainer". If you decide to try the finer grains, be careful not to shake the container, and/or wait until the "salt has settled". Also, if you want peace of mind, simply use the medium or larger chunks of the Himalayan pink sea salt!
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Yes there is salt inside and they said it was Himalayan. Though I don't really know
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Yes, Ms. Puleo the salt is inside and it is Himalayan This is a very nice device and is helping my Autumn allergies it is beautiful and made in Ma it comes very well packaged I think you may enjoy it I do!
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No. Your block is too small. At your size your salt risks breaking so the holder won't be able to support it.
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I love this dredge and use it to dust flour. The holes in the top are likely too small for coarse salts though. Hope this helps.
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Himalayan salt naturally forms a variety of colors, from dark orange to light pink. Since all Himalayan lamps are carved from salt "stones", it is quite common for them to have irregularities (such as dark spots) in them.
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Yes, it certainly can. It has 3 different sizes of holes and the top rotates to accommodate each of them. I use it for Himalayan Pink Salt which is very course and it works like a champ! I have several friends that have them and we all love them!
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I bought a Japanese ceramic salt grinder here on Amazon and it works great even with the wetness of this salt. It is called a Kyocera Ceramic Fine Mill.
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They are both sea salts, I use the flakes. I use the little bamboo salt box and just get a pinch out as needed.
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Yes, I've been using the pink hymalyan salts in mine and it has worked well.
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My salt box doesn't have an odor other than the natural wood smell. I have pink Himalayan rock salt in mine.
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Never use direct water to wash the block...you can use a damp sponge to rub it and clean some food residue...don't worry about the color change and the normal "food absorption" of the tile, it's normal...try to remove any humidity excess with a napkin....store the salt block on a dry place, I additionally use a bed of raw rice to absorb any moisture while not being used...
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I'd say that this could be used for salt (or pretty much any other spice). In case you consider it a better option (to complete the set), Olde Thompson has a matching salt grinder, I searched for "Olde Thompson Bavaria Salt Mill" and it's the first search result (3823-00 5 1/2" Bavaria Salt Mill). I have both of them and they have worked quite well so far.
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It is really salt (in fact I have to keep my little grandson from licking it when he visits). Obviously I can't prove it's from the Himalayas, but it looks similar to the Himalayan salt I buy for cooking. I have ordered two lamps so far and although both are similar to the one shown here, all three are very different in areas of shading. One of my lamps is like a pale coral pink and the other is a swirl mixture of deeper pink/coral orange. Both are beautiful.
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The bowl is also made of the Himalayan salts. It is amazing, with swirls in the peachy color. I think the bowl is the best part of the lamp.
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It is just the neti pot. So, I ordered the Himalayan Institute Neti Salt Jars here on Amazon to use with it. There is a scoop in the jar that measures your salt-simple and convenient.