What is the difference between fleur de sel and sea salt?

https://www.enjoyfoiegras.com/products/gourmet_gift_baskets_and_gourmet_foods... How to use fluer de sel and how it differs from sea salt and other gourmet salts.

Fleur de Sel is considered to be the most exquisite salt-the creme de la creme. Use as a finishing salt to elevate the flavor of any dish. Fleur de Sel is simply drained by the sunshine and it is rich in trace elements.

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[iluvnwk]

Looks like crack!

[Corkandfantasy]

I liked the explanation, just do not agree with the part where he said that the fleur de sel comes from Brittany, France or UK ...and Portugal does not count?

Watch this video:

[lacointerie]

All the great French Chefs use this as a finishing salt, try it over chocolate too.