1 kg reines Meersalz, importiert aus Italien, kostet im selben Laden 1 €. Wer zahlt denn 56€ für ein Kilo dieser Masche?

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21 Comments

  1. DondieLion on

    Omg you’re so uncuth. One never buys it by the kilo, it’s good salt for the salt pig.

    Stick to yer Saxa.

  2. No-Negotiation2922 on

    I would generally buy irish produce over imported and would have no issue paying €4 for salt that lasts me 6 months.

  3. SkyScamall on

    No one’s paying €56 for a kilo. They’re paying €4.19 for a little tub. They’re two completely different customers. 

  4. ComfortableRatio5201 on

    Why would you import sea salt from Italy. Whats wrong with the salt you get over here?

  5. restore_democracy on

    It’s free for the taking from the ocean. Who would spend money on salt at all?

  6. I used to work for a farming co-op in New Zealand, they had a great laugh as to how much they could export the manuka honey for 🤣

  7. It’s 4 Euros to buy a nice little bin of salt to put on your counter/table.

    It makes ya feel good knowing you supported a small Irish business on an Island where there is fuck all employment outside the tourist trade.

    It’s a little 4€ luxury.

  8. FreakyIrish on

    Reasonable price

    I’ve a few jars of organic, vegan, protein full, Kerry air in jars if anyone interested. 300ml jars at €46. Also, if you rub the jar, it gives you the luck of the Irish

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