Fortune
Photo from Mallorca, you see the salt and its reflection. They get up the salt from the sea.
Mallorca is more than sun, sea, and mountains. Everyone knows the beauty of Mallorca. Those who have ever been there, and those who have only heard stories or seen postcards of this island with stunning and breathtaking views.
Yes, there are majestic mountains, and the sun shines on the shores of the island, washed by the Mediterranean, even in the winter months.
A little further away from the main tourist areas or the buzz of nightlife, the island also has exciting activities, you can acquire new experiences, find something new for you to relax.
This is where pure sea salt is extracted from Es Trenc Beach. This salt is very beneficial to health as it is rich in minerals, especially magnesium. This special salt can be bought completely pure or flavored with herbs, spices or even aromas of roses, olives, and oranges. Be sure to buy this salt for yourself and your family at a company store in Ses Salines.
© Fortune, 2019
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Have you ever seen how salt is extracted from water?
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Yes
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It is a very simple process but of course, I was eager to see it.
Yes, you are right. When water evaporates, the salt is left on the bottom of the special boxes.
it is an interesting process – salt is both the gift and bane of the universe!
Yes, you noticed it correctly. It can be both but I think, the key to everything is moderation.
moderation is such a critical skill. I agree!!!
This is very interesting I have heard of Mallorca but never been there as Europe for me to visit is cost prohibitive.
I think to visit Australia to me would be the same. It’s very expensive.
That is very interesting I have never seen salt extracted
Yes, that’s an interesting process. I have seen it in other Canary islands too.
We are recommended to take iodised salt
I used it before too, now I use Himalayan salt that has a pink color. It has a lot of useful minerals.
I have seen it, it’s really interesting. There’s even a museum of the salt here that I visited.
Museum sounds intriguing. I hope you liked it.
I use sea salt but I have not seen how it is extracted! I suppose it is extracted by evaporation of seawater.
You are right. When water evaporates, the salt is left on the bottom of the special boxes.
This was very interesting to read! I’ve never seen how they extract salt from the water.