Some time ago there was an unpurified (sea?) salt for sale in Migros. Simply packaged in a transparent bag. Unfortunately I can't remember the name.
It would be really great if pure and untreated salt could be bought (again). - Because it would still contain all the minerals such as calcium and magnesium...
http://www.schaub-institut.ch/page/alpensalz-1000g.html
Guest
Hello Rebecca07
Thank you for your feedback. I'll find out whether this sea salt is still available in larger fillets or what has happened to it.
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
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@Rebecca07: Could it be that the salt was from the Séléction range (gold sticker and slightly more expensive)?
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Dear Rebecca
Our product managers have done some research: We believe that "your" salt is Persian salt - also known as Persian blue salt. It was indeed a Séléction product, as moz correctly stated.
Unfortunately, this salt was taken out of the range about 3.5 years ago because demand was too low.
However, we are currently in the process of revising the salt range - we are therefore very happy to take your input on board and will check whether it is possible to reintroduce this or a similar salt.
Kind regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
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@rebecca
Just as an aside: the salt mined in the mountains was also once in the sea. That one type of salt is supposed to be healthier is nonsense in my opinion. You should just buy the more expensive salt.
Greetings moz
@ Tanja, thank you very much for your feedback. I look forward to the salt range being revised a little :)
@moz
I realize that already :) That's why sea is in brackets.
I'm more concerned with the fact that normal salt consists mainly of sodium chloride and, because it has been purified, contains little or no minerals (calcium, magnesium). - But everyone can believe what they want.
