Hawaiian red alae sea salt, which appears apricot when fine rather than coarse.
It has a strong, more lasting taste and makes for a gorgeous presentation.
The salt, after being dried, is combined with baked Hawaiian red clay called
"Alaea" (volcanic baked red clay) for added minerals. This natural additive is what gives the salt its distinctive pink color. The clay imparts a subtle flavor that is said to be mellower than regular sea salt.
It is the traditional and authentic seasoning for native Hawaiian dishes such as Kalua
Pig and Hawaiian Jerky.
Also good on prime rib and pork loin.
Hawaiian Red Sea Salt comes in coarse grain.