A. Vogel Organic Herbamare Sea Salt 250g

A. Vogel Organic Herbamare Sea Salt 250g

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M251S

$11.95

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A. Vogel Organic Herbamare Sea Salt 250gFar more than a simple mixture of salt and dried herbs, Herbamare is made from a recipe developed by renowned Swiss naturopath Alfred Vogel that transfers the flavours of a dozen fresh herbs and vegetables to the salt itself. The process takes place at A. Vogels facility in rural Colmar, France, where organically grown herbs from the surrounding fields are blended with sea salt just hours after being picked. The ingredients then steep together for up

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