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  1. Deemed sacred, Baleni salt is a type of salt that has traditionally been obtained from a swamp formed by a mineral spring of the same name in the Greater Giyani area for about 2000 years by the indigenous Tsonga community.
    Hand-harvested from the banks of a remote river in northwestern South Africa, Baleni salt is developing a growing culinary following, as much for its unique taste as its back story. The salt, say locals, is sanctified by the spirits of their ancestors, for the crystals come from the water of a holy spring said to have healing powers.
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    Sacred Baleni salt is hand harvested by women from the inland Limpopo river brine springs in the Northern Province. It is used for ritual cleansing and for blessing.
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