In the past, I’ve spent $10.95 on an 8.5-ounce box. So imagine my joy when I recently came across a 20.12-ounce tub of the shimmery, pyramid-shaped flakes at my local Costco for just $6.99.

At Maldon Salt in Essex, England, I raked up translucent pyramids as large as my palm, which fractured into thin, wide brittle flakes as I transferred them to their drying bins.

Plus, the Maldon Sea Salt Flakes only cost $7 for such flavor and quality. Related story Cameron Diaz Said These Hydrating Lipsticks Were One of Two Makeup Products She Actually Uses —& They're ...

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The most familiar flake salt is Diamond Crystal Kosher Salt. Maldon Sea Salt Flakes, from England, is also well-known in the U.S. Diamond Crystal is popular with chefs throughout the U.S. and with ...

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Maldon Salt Gift Pack- the Ultimate Gift: • A Must-Have for Foodies and Home Chefs: Loved by professional chefs worldwide, Maldon Sea Salt is revered for its high quality and unique pyramid- shaped ...