How this Island Still Manages to Produce the Weirdest Salt in the World

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[@andrepopkov131]

Век живи - век учись. Никогда не слышал о таком. Спасибо!!

[@rjpajaron]

Produce from my hometown... it tastes good.

[@user-tu4lk6ic6u]

That salt is better than table salt.Give extra ordinary taste to food. 😊

[@chrissonnenschein6634]

Korea makes a similar wood ash salt with bamboo..

[@BonesyTucson]

Welp now I gotta taste this salt

[@raivenzinc7323]

Wow!😮 now its been recognized internationally, i was surprised when i saw this post

[@showaltermicro]

100 bucks per

[@erwin4501]

I love salt

[@stephencurry8552]

Who invented this process? Talk about convoluted.

[@raivenzinc7323]

The native families of that provincial island, the old man speaking on the video was the last man making these tibuok salts originally only on these island

[@stephencurry8552]

@@raivenzinc7323 It is the very definition of Artisanal. Amazing.

[@spidermight8054]

That island pictured at 4:30 is not Bohol. No way is that the tenth largest island in the Philippines.

[@jasonhopper2680]

Check “water quality” Philippine sea😂

[@Know_Your_Enemy]

Weird Salt?!? COOL!!

[@Know_Your_Enemy]

Weird Salt?!??
COOL!!!