Dociflix Browse Books About Philippines' Ancient Tultul Salt Made From Driftwood Ash And Coconut | Salt Of The Earth Tultul salt from the Philippines has an unexpected ingredient: driftwood soaked in seawater and burned into ash. This intricate cycle between sea and forest moves with the seasons and tides is not just technique but a family legacy, that is carried on with fifth generation salt maker Jomar. 00:00...
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