Baja Gold Sea Salt Fine 1 Pound Highest Mineralized Salt Kosher All Natural Healthy Low Sodium Culinary Use Pickle Preserve Ferment Brine Baking Finishing Salt

This is good salt! The taste, fineness, and Quality is superb. This company is top-notch. If you're a gardener, farmer or homesteading definitely look into SeaAgri minerals to add to your plants. Dr. Maynard Murray is a revolutionary doctor who they have based the whole business off his amazing research into sea minerals helping our soil, plants, nutrition content in the plant by feeding the sea minerals. People asked for a food safe kitchen salt with the healing minerals like they use in the garden.... So that's they made this salt. This is a small company with real people spreading the word via Farmer's Markets and conferences. (I also found out about doctors coming our with RX type soil using this kind of sea minerals... Whatever your minerals and vitamins your lacking they prescribe the soil minerals to feed your garden to uptake the right ratio for you.... So you eat the vitamins in the food after your grow out with the mineral rich soil... Sounds like a good plan to me)

I really like this salt. It's more mild than other salts and doesn't leave an after taste like refined salt. It's great for keto because it's got a good amount of magnesium and potassium in it, as well as trace amounts of almost every other mineral known to man. Good price too. This bag will last me a bit, even at around a teaspoon per day.

I used to love Celtic Sea salt. It was my absolute favorite. Then my brother convinced Himalayan is better. (He’s wrong) but I continued eating it despite my body saying meh. So I watched dr Bergs video and he mentioned Baja gold sea salt and that it’s the best. I thought fine. I’ll try it. Not likely but I need salt and Himalayan is boring as far as complex flavor goes. Himalayan was fine if you just want any “salt”.I’m in absolute love with Baja Gold sea salt. It reminds me of Celtic sea salt so much. I have not yet done a side by side comparison of Baja and Celtic, but I’m pretty sure Baja wins on complex flavor. According to Baja website- Baja gold sea salt has the highest magnesium content of all sea salt and the lowest sodium content. This makes sense as I’m probably deficient in magnesium which would make this taste the best to me. Celtic sea salt was second to Baja in terms of high magnesium and low sodium.I loved it so much I just ordered a 5 pound bag.Now for the cons- it’s ridiculously high priced. But if you’re a foody, or just really picky (like me?) you decide the flavor matters more than the cost. So I’m whining about cost- but I did already repeat buy, and much bigger size.

I love the taste but because it has a higher moisture content than other salt I’ve purchased, very little come out a salt shaker. Most of the time I have to take the lid off, take a pinch and manually salt my food. This is the only reason I gave 4 stars vs. 5 stars.

I use this salt everyday, sometimes I just eat some directly without food. Just know that it's not a finishing salt and it's not - despite what they call it - a fine textured salt. It's not evenly ground like table salt. The texture is uneven, you use your fingers to pinch some and sprinkle it. I wouldn't even mention that if they didn't say it was fine because it's a great salt. Try it.

I did not like the price, but the flavor of this salt is good. I only ordered this due to the trace minerals in it. Otherwise the Himalayan (pink) salt at a grocery store is a better value.

The salt is somehow moist. I clumps up and doesn't come out of the salt shaker very well. The gray color makes it unappetizing for me

I like the taste of the salt but like other reviewers who bought the product on Amazon I didn’t receive 1lb. I only received 14.86oz. For the price I paid I definitely expected to receive 1lb! I will look to order from the website next time.