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Maldon Sea Salt at Costco

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Maldon Sea Salt Flakes at Costco

New Costco Foodie Find! Maldon Sea Salt at Costco is brand new in the seasonings aisle! These are specialty kosher sea salt flakes for all you foodies! Maldon salt is a handcrafted, small batch, sea salt created by master salt makers. It comes from Maldon, England.

These are nice big yummy flakes – great for adding to freshly grilled steaks, adding to the top of cookies or brownies for a salty-sweet combo, in salads, or any food where you want real salt crystals – I like them!! Recommend!

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Maldon Salt Crystals from Costco

Four generations of the Osborne family have been hand harvesting the naturally
formed pyramid crystals that have become Maldon’s signature for a century. Today, we’re not just custodians of an ancient culinary tradition but also creators of a brand that’s recognised the world over.

~Maldon Salt

Maldon Sea Salt at Costco Price & Item Number

Maldon Kosher Sea Salt Flakes 1.25 lb Resealable Tub is Costco Item Number 1712715 and costs $7.79 in-store.

It costs about the same amount for just 8 ounces at other retailers!

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Marie Clark is the founder and managing editor of CostContessa. She’s been a Costco member for over 22 years, a Costco influencer since 2019 and is frequently featured in news and articles as a Costco expert for her savvy shopping strategies, money saving tips, and favorite items. Find her on the gram' at @CostContessa and @CostcoOrganic [organic finds].

One Comment

  1. I have been wondering how high the mineral content of some of the primary minerals are. Can you please find out? Since it is so white in color, I am wondering if there are any minerals left.

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