Japanese Salt Set

Japanese Salt Set

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Back in stock at long last!

The ultimate passport to authentic Japanese flavor, from sushi to bánh mì to kimchi!

These three masterpieces of hand-made salt elevate the subtlest crunch, the boldest spice, and the most exotic flavor of every Asian cuisine. Together they exemplify the extraordinary differences, unsurpassed quality, and wonderful versatility of Japanese sea salts.

This set includes three small jars of salt:

Takesumi Bamboo - Deep sea salt packed in bamboo cylinders and fired in a kiln, brings lush, opulent flavor and an exciting carbonated texture to the simplest of dishes, like game and other lean meats, oysters, and rice.

Hana Flake - Delicate sea salt with an electrostatic snap, sparking brightness and sweetness in sashimi, tempura, and seaweed salads.

Tsushima No Moshio - Loaded with umami (savory) flavor, this sea salt stirs up satisfying richness in cucumber salad, stir-fried vegetables, rice, noodles, broth, and white fish.

Net weight by volume:

  • Included 3 Small Jars: 2oz each

We pick, pack and ship orders around the clock. Holiday Processing Time: Most orders will be processed within 4 business days of receipt. Many orders are shipping sooner than that! Please note orders are not processed or shipped on weekends or holidays.

We are happy to ship every package with recyclable or compostable materials. We also include a complimentary sweet bite in each order :-)

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Wendy
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the Japanese Salt Set I ordered is for a Christmas gift so I can't comment on the product but the customer service was awesome!!

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Bree
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Tried these from Sur la Table and now I'm searching for them online. I want to have more when I run out. These are great for cooking or finishing anything! Not just Asian cuisine. Thank you Mark Bitterman!!!