sea-salted

Martin Ramin for The Wall Street Journal Butter options have widened to include goat, cultured, pastured, sea-salted and herbed.

Plusher Pats 2011

Today, butter options have widened to include goat, cultured, pastured, sea-salted and herbed.

Plusher Pats 2011

You can chomp down on the Soy Nut Mix, an inspired, organic combination of lightly sea-salted soy nuts, raisins, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, and chocolate chips.

Crum Creek Mills Satisfies with Soy Snacks and More 2007

The hairdresser in the hotel salon caught me as I was leaving with sea-salted wet hair and said "You cannot leave like that!"

Karin Badt: A Conversation With Director Wes Anderson 2008

It was the first time I have been in this region, and I made sure to take advantage of the specialties: crêpes, apple cider, caramels made with sea-salted butter (the best EVER), kouign amann (sounds like "queen aman", it's a delicious, buttery, pastry) and of course plenty of fresh seafood.

Saint-Malo Etienne 2006

It was the first time I have been in this region, and I made sure to take advantage of the specialties: crêpes, apple cider, caramels made with sea-salted butter (the best EVER), kouign amann (sounds like "queen aman", it's a delicious, buttery, pastry) and of course plenty of fresh seafood.

Archive 2006-01-01 Etienne 2006

The crust broken and the mouthful of wine swallowed -- it was literally no more than that with this abstemious race -- the pilots would pass the time stamping their feet on the slabs of sea-salted stone and blowing into their nipped fingers.

A Personal Record 1919

It came out that this stern, grim, wind-tanned, rough, sea-salted, taciturn sailor of sixty-five was not only an artist, but a lover as well.

The Shadow Line 1917

It has no beauty to recommend it, being a low, sea-salted, wind-vexed promontory; trees very rare, except (as common on the east coast) along the dens of rivers; the fields well cultivated, I understand, but not lovely to the eye.

Across the Plains: With Other Memories and Essays 1892

And indeed the mere dark sound of them was utterly abhorrent to his native rectitude, sea-salted, hardened in the winds of wide horizons, open as the day.

Chance A Tale in Two Parts Joseph Conrad 1890