Ancient Purity Celtic Sea Salt
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Ancient Purity Celtic Sea Salt: the simplest swap in our kitchen
If I could suggest just one easy change for a more nourishing kitchen, it would be swapping regular table salt for a truly unrefined sea salt. Ancient Purity’s Celtic Sea Salt is the one we use at every single meal.
It’s hand-harvested on the north-west coast of France using time-honoured methods. Seawater is guided into clay-lined ponds, the sun and wind slowly evaporate it, and the salt is gathered by hand with wooden tools. Nothing is bleached, refined or kiln-dried, so it keeps its natural moisture, its soft grey colour and its full spectrum of minerals.
"This salt provides such an easy, beautiful way to nourish our bodies with the trace minerals they truly need. As a family we use Celtic sea salt at every meal time - it's such an easy swap for us to make to improve our health." - Georgie x
What makes it special
💗 Raw and untouched. Sun and air dried only, never processed or kiln dried, so the mineral-rich brine stays in every crystal.
💗 Naturally mineral-rich. Ancient Purity describes it as a magnesium-dense salt carrying calcium, potassium and trace elements, just as the sea made it.
💗 Hand-harvested in France. From pristine French clay ponds, selected for purity and moisture content.
💗 Clean and simple. One ingredient, with no anti-caking agents. Non-irradiated and GMO-free.
💗 Softer flavour. Gentler and less harsh than table salt, so a little goes a long way.
Why I choose unrefined salt
Ancient Purity explains that the moisture you see is mineral-rich brine, not plain water, and that its grey hue comes from the clay beds it forms in. Regular table salt is usually refined and dried until it’s little more than sodium chloride, with flow agents added to keep it pouring.
Salt also contains chloride, which contributes to normal digestion through the production of hydrochloric acid in the stomach. For our family, this is the easiest way to make every meal a little more nourishing.
How I use it
Ancient Purity simply suggests using it on food and in cooking, in place of your usual salt.
I keep a jar by the hob and a little dish on the table, and grind it in a pestle and mortar when I want a finer finish.
Ancient Purity also suggests a pinch on the tongue or stirred into pure water for a simple mineral drink, which I love first thing in the morning.
Who it’s perfect for
✅ You want one easy swap that upgrades every meal
✅ You love simple, traditional foods with nothing added
✅ You’re building a mineral-rich, whole-food kitchen
✅ You’re looking for a thoughtful foodie gift
Good to know
| Ingredient | Celtic sea salt, unground and natural |
| Origin | North-west coast of France |
| Sizes | 250g or 500g re-sealable pouch |
| Texture | Moist, coarse crystals with a soft grey colour |
| Storage | Keep sealed in a cool, dry place, or pour into a glass jar |
| Standards | Produced to ecological standards, free from agro-chemicals, non-irradiated and GMO-free |
Your questions, answered
Why is Celtic sea salt wet?
Ancient Purity explains that the moisture is mineral-rich brine, lower in sodium chloride and higher in other minerals. It’s simply how the crystals form in the clay ponds, so there’s no need to dry it.
Can I use it in a grinder?
Because it’s naturally moist, Ancient Purity recommends a pestle and mortar. If you’d like it drier, you can spread it on a dish to air-dry, or warm it gently in a low oven.
Does it go off?
No. Salt is a mineral, so Ancient Purity says it keeps indefinitely. Store it in its pouch or a glass jar.
How much should I use?
There’s no set amount. Ancient Purity suggests simply using it in place of your current salt, on food and in cooking.
Is there a discount?
Yes. 10% off is applied automatically at checkout through my link, no code needed.
Do I buy it from Glowing Healthy?
No. You buy directly from Ancient Purity. The Shop button takes you straight there.
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Sources:
[1] Ancient Purity, product page (description, ingredients, suggested use, specifications and FAQs): ancientpurity.com
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