Falksalt is a sea salt maker from Gothenburg, Sweden, run by the Hansson family, who launched Falk's Salt in 1928. Its signature is a pyramid-shaped flake that crushes between your fingers for a clean, even finish. The Rub Hub stocks four flavoured flakes: Black in a 600g bucket at $30, and Hickory Smoke, Wild Garlic and Wild Mushroom in 70g jars at $8. Flat $10 shipping Australia-wide.
Which Falksalt flakes should I use?
Every product page shows its Hub Heat rating out of 11. None of these salts carry chilli, so they all sit at Cool As (0/11).
Falksalt for steak and beef
These are finishing salts, so they go on at the end. Rest the steak, slice it, then crumble a few flakes over the top. Hickory Smoke gives a gently smoked finish, Wild Garlic adds a fragrant garlic hit, and Wild Mushroom brings earthy porcini. Black is made to work as both a cooking and finishing salt. See more in our steak range and salts.
Falksalt for veg, spuds and seafood
Wild Mushroom suits roast potatoes and pasta. Wild Garlic suits salads and grilled veg. Hickory Smoke is good stirred into sauces or over vegetables. Black flakes on a white plate make meat and seafood look sharp, and the bucket means the stash won't run dry. Browse veggie and seafood seasonings for more.
Falksalt by flavour
Smoky: Hickory Smoke, golden-brown flakes with an intense smoke scent. Garlic: Wild Garlic, flecked with green crushed wild garlic leaves. Umami: Wild Mushroom, light brown flakes with crushed porcini. Bold and black: Black, made with 5% activated charcoal for a robust flavour and a striking look. Find similar flavours in smoky, garlic and umami.
Want more finishing salts? Browse our salts range or see every maker on the brands page.
Falksalt FAQs
Where can I buy Falksalt in Australia?
The Rub Hub is an Australian stockist of Falksalt and ships Australia-wide for a flat $10, including Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Hobart, Darwin and Canberra.
Where is Falksalt from?
Falksalt comes from Gothenburg, Sweden, where the Hansson family run the business. They launched Falk's Salt in 1928, and the brand is known for its pyramid-shaped sea salt flakes.
How do you use Falksalt finishing salt?
Sprinkle the flakes over food just before serving so they stay crunchy. Crumble them over sliced steak, roast potatoes, salads, grilled veg or seafood. The Black flakes can be used for cooking as well as finishing.
What is Falksalt Black sea salt?
It's pyramid-shaped sea salt flakes made with 5% activated charcoal, which gives a robust flavour and a jet-black look on the plate. The Rub Hub stocks it in a 600g bucket.
Is Falksalt spicy?
No. None of the Falksalt flakes we stock contain chilli, so they all sit at Cool As (0/11) on our Hub Heat rating. The flavours are smoke, wild garlic, porcini mushroom and charcoal.