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DESERT SALT
FROM THE KALAHARI

Oryx Desert Salt is a naturally organic, crystal-white gourmet salt – sundried, mineral rich, unrefined, unpolluted and free from plastic, additives or chemicals.

Oryx Desert Salt is sourced from an ancient, ever-replenishing, sustainable underground salt lake in the pristine and remote Kalahari Desert of Southern Africa.

Sun-dried in the hot African sun and the wind, energised by the moon and the stars, giving it a unique, gentle and exceptional taste.

Oryx Desert Salt is a magic ingredient, super-charging and activating a variety of artisanal specialty products.

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Latest Blogs

Small Backyard Farmers Add Big Taste to Oryx Desert Salt - Featured
16/08/2023
Oryx Desert Salt is delighted to announce the launch of their brand new flavoured salt: Oryx Chilli Salt. The new flavour comes as a result of their exciting collaboration with Backyard Farms (BYF), a local, social-upliftment enterprise.  BYF has created an innovative supply-chain business model, sourcing chillies from township-based, home and community gardeners, grown exclusively […]
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Sweet Sleep with Salt - Oryx Desert Salt - Featured
03/08/2023
We know sodium plays a significant role in cognitive health, and hormonal health (go here and here for more) but did you know sodium also plays a part in how well you sleep? We’ve got a great hack that can help you drift off into dreamland…but first, let’s have a quick look at some of the ways our sleep can get disturbed in the first place.
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Oryx Desert Salt Black Pepper
31/05/2023
Fragrantly pungent, strong, spicy and warming, black pepper (Piper nigrum) has been cultivated at least since 2000 BC in India and is in fact, indigenous only to Kerala, a province in southwest India.
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