Himalayan Salt Cooking Plate – Natural Gourmet Serving Slab for Flavor & Presentation

✔ Origin: Pakistan
✔ Net Weight: 3.7 kg per plate
✔ Shipping Weight: 3.7 kg
✔ Dimensions: 20 x 20 x 5 cm (2 L, 1.85 Kg/L)
✔ Materials: Himalayan Salt

✔ Ideal for grilling, chilling, or serving food such as steaks, vegetables, cheeses, and desserts.
✔ A perfect centerpiece for gourmet dining, adding a natural aesthetic to your table setting.
✔ Can be used indoors or outdoors for a variety of cooking and serving applications.

✔ Sourced from the Khewra Salt Mine in Pakistan, one of the oldest and purest salt mines in the world, ensuring high-quality, unprocessed Himalayan salt.
✔ This plate is a product of natural, sustainable extraction methods, honoring the Earth’s natural resources.
✔ Eco-friendly cooking: By using this plate, you support sustainable kitchen practices and reduce reliance on non-renewable cooking methods.

✔ Clean with a damp cloth after each use and allow the plate to dry completely.
✔ Store in a dry area and avoid soaking in water to maintain its integrity.
✔ Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers to preserve the natural surface.

✔ The Himalayan salt plate is naturally biodegradable. If it reaches the end of its use, you can break it into smaller pieces and add it to your compost or use it in your garden for its mineral-rich properties.
✔ The packaging is plastic-free and can be recycled or composted.

✔ UK Orders: Estimated delivery in 1–3 working days.
✔ Securely packaged for safe and eco-conscious transit.

❓ Can I use the salt plate on an open flame?
✔ Yes! Himalayan salt plates are heat-resistant and can be used on grills, stovetops, or in the oven to cook or serve food.

❓ Can this salt plate be used in the refrigerator?
✔ Yes, it can be chilled in the refrigerator or freezer and used for serving cold dishes like sushi, cheeses, or desserts.

❓ How long will the salt plate last?
✔ With proper care, the Himalayan salt plate can last for several years before it begins to wear down. It naturally erodes with use, and you can even use it in smaller pieces once it becomes thinner.