Seasonings & Spice Blends

Bandrélé Salt

Sel de Bandrélé

Traditional food

Traditional sea salt produced by 'mamas shingo' from mangrove mud in Bandrélé. The mud is filtered, evaporated over wood fires, and the resulting salt is sometimes blended with vanilla or other spices.

Bandrélé Salt sticker illustration

Original eatfuls sticker artwork

What it is

A closer look at Bandrélé Salt.

Traditional sea salt produced by 'mamas shingo' from mangrove mud in Bandrélé. The mud is filtered, evaporated over wood fires, and the resulting salt is sometimes blended with vanilla or other spices.

What to look for

Know it when you find it.

Coarse, slightly grey, mineral-rich crystals; the vanilla version contains visible specks of vanilla.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

Food rarely respects a border. These are the places the dataset connects most strongly to Bandrélé Salt.

Produced in

Bandrele, Mayotte

Locality-specific tradition

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Names around the table

One food, more than one name.

Bandrélé Saltprimary
Sel de Bandrélélocal · 🇾🇹
Shingo ya Bandrelelocal · 🇾🇹

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