Just received our shipment of Celtic salt. It has many health benefits as it contains many minerals that table salt does not have. The texture is different-thick and grainy. Cannot be used in a shaker. Taste is very different, not as salty.

It was as described and they shipped quickly

As you might guess from my name, the word 'Celtic' attached to any product catches my attention, and this is what originally directed me to what I have come to believe is the premier flavor enhancer among salt distributors. I began looking for a replacement for the standby gourmet salt I had used for decades when each trip to the grocery store revealed a substantive price increase for the well-known brand. Disgusted by the ever-increasing price for what is essentially a readily available mineral, I put my beady little brain to work and went shopping on Amazon.com for a replacement. That is where I found Light Grey Celtic Sea Salt and purchased a small bag for comparison purposes. From that point on it was a case of love at first bite. This salt greatly enhanced every dish I added it to or sprinkled it on...from the initial chili and roast chicken dinners I prepared all the way down to "TV Dinners" and canned soups. Since that first spate of taste tests, I have purchased the product in 5-pound bags, then double-sealed the first bag it shipped in within a large zip-lock bag, and then further stored the zip-lock in a plastic tub to seal in freshness and keep it in its original moist state until I'm ready to either use it in a recipe or transfer it to a stone tub lined with paper towels in preparation for placement in a salt mill. (I can guarantee that you would not enjoy the results of placing moist salt in a salt grinder!) I have become an avid fan of this sea salt and do not plan on replacing it as I did with my old standby. I would, however, offer a couple of small warnings if you are thinking about purchasing this salt. First, and most importantly, because this product is 100% additive-free (gluten-free, non-GMO, and Kosher) this salt contains no iodine--a necessary element for a human--so you will have to find another way to intake the needed element, either by using a dietary supplement or, as in my case, just checking with the ingredients on the pre-prepared meals I eat to ensure I'm getting the required daily amount of iodine. And secondly, although I have complained about the increasing price of my original gourmet salt, this salt is not cheap, either. But at least they are honest enough about it to put the price upfront loud and clear and not raise it every other week! A giant 5 stars for Light Grey Celtic Sea Salt.

Through research, I came across this salt. The special thing about this salt is that it contains 3 different types of magnesium compared to other salts. Ended up purchasing it for making my own electrolite mixes for hikes. Now, I use it for cooking & seasoning as well cause it seems to have a better taste than normal salt.

Highly recommend this product. The only bad thing about it is that it becomes sold out for weeks at a time.

Great taste, very wet salt. I had never tried Celtic salt before. It's supposed to help with a better balance of minerals, especially for those with hypertension. My husband's blood pressure did come down a bit after using this salt, but not sure if this is the reason. I do wish it was more affordable.