Indian sunflakes

Our Indian sunflake salt is extracted by hand from a sea salt cave in north-east India. Seawater evaporates, making the salt look like a fine layer of ice. It crystallizes into small pyramids, which are hollow on the inside and therefore crunch when you bite them. After it has been dried in glass cases under the Indian sun, it changes its consistency again and is now particularly suitable as table salt or for the final refinement of dishes This salt is obtained in a very similar way to a fleur de sel, but the Indian sun flakes have almost no moisture left due to the complex drying process and are therefore excellent for sprinkling. You don't need a grinder or salt shaker. A small pot with these fine salt flakes on the table lets the sun shine on your dishes and egg rolls.