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Is sol vegan?

Sol is a vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is sol?

Sol is a Spanish term for "salt," and refers to a specific type of coarse sea salt that is hand-harvested from the Mediterranean Sea. It is highly regarded by chefs for its purity, mineral content, and clean, briny taste. Sol has a distinctive texture, with large, irregularly shaped crystals that dissolve slowly on the tongue, adding a satisfying crunch to dishes. It is commonly used in Spanish cuisine, particularly in dishes like paella and grilled seafood, and is also a popular finishing salt for salads and roasted vegetables. Sol's unique flavor and texture make it a versatile ingredient for enhancing the taste and texture of a wide range of dishes.

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