Tad bit salty! 10 most expensive salts worth their weight

Korean Amethyst Bamboo Salt  One of the costliest salts in the world, this salt is roasted multiple times in bamboo tubes that are infused with minerals. It costs around $200 (approximately Rs 17,000)  per pound.

Kamebishi Soy Salt This is a luxurious Japanese salt infused with aged Kamebishi soy sauce. It offers a deep umami flavour and is priced around $155 (approx Rs 13,500) per pound.

Bora Bora Sea Salt  This is a rare, mineral-rich salt that is harvested from the pristine waters of Bora Bora, known for its delicate flavour. It is priced at $145 (Rs 12,600) per pound.

Saffron Salt  Saffron salt combines sea salt with saffron while offering a unique flavour and vibrant colour. It is priced at $115 (Rs 10,000) per pound.

Iburi Jio Cherry Smoked Salt  This is a Japanese artisanal salt infused with cherry wood smoke. It adds a rich and smoky flavour to your dishes. It costs around $100 (approx Rs 8,700) per pound.

Kilauea Onyx Salt Kilauea Onyx Salt is Hawaiian sea salt blended with activated charcoal that offers a bold and mineral-rich flavour with a striking black colour. It costs $75 (Rs 6,500) per pound.

Icelandic Lava Salt This is a salt harvested from geothermal springs that offers a smoky and bold flavour with rich mineral content. It is priced at $70 (approx Rs 6,000) per pound.

Icelandic Flake Salt This salt is known for its delicate texture, pure taste and mineral richness that is harvested from Iceland’s pristine waters. It costs $60 (Rs 5,200) per pound.

Blue Persian Rock Salt This is a rare, mineral-rich salt with a unique blue hue. It is sourced from ancient sea deposits and costs $55 (Rs 4700) per pound.

Asin Tibuok “Dinosaur Egg” Salt  This is a traditional Filipino handcrafted salt that is moulded into egg shapes and priced at $50 (Rs 4,300) per pound.

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