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Unusual things to do in Wales

Visitors to Halen Môn often ask us for other recommendations of interesting things to do on the salty isle.  There are lots of lists out there but here we've pulled together some of the more unusual places to visit and things to do when you're on Ynys Môn.Explore...

James Chant + Matsudai’s cult ramen

Matsudai started in 2019 as a creative outlet for founder James Chant and since then has delivered tens of thousands of ramen kits to every corner of the UK, been celebrated by culinary heroes as Jay Rayner, Tim Anderson and Melissa Thompson and James has gone on to...

Celebrating the sea: how we can all protect the waters we love

As an organisation that relies on the incredible natural resources around our beautiful island, this World Ocean Day, we want to celebrate the seas all over the world, and share some ways we can all help protect the waters we rely on. The magic of seaweed  A truly...

Our charity of the year 2025

Every year our team votes for a charity to raise funds for, and this year the organisation we have chosen is Shelter Cymru.  For Shelter Cymru, home is everything. Their team helps thousands of people each year across Wales who are affected by the housing emergency,...

Letitia Ann Clark and For the Love of Lemons

Letitia Ann Clark's latest book For the Love of Lemons, celebrates a single sunny ingredient, the lemon. Joyful and bright recipes that transport us to sunnier days. Letitia kindly sat down to answer a few of our questions about the book and how she uses this...

A simple way to change children’s eating habits

The problemIn the UK, 33% of children aged 5-10 years eat less than one portion of vegetables a day. In recent years, fruit and vegetable consumption has declined in adults too, with only 31% eating the recommended five portions a day, despite the decades long ‘5-a...

The scent of rain: What is petrichor?

Have you ever stepped outside after a long dry spell, just as the first raindrops begin to fall, and recognised a scent in the air? Earthy. Fresh. Comforting. Not many people realise that scent has a name: petrichor. Coined in the 1960s by two Australian scientists,...

Halen Môn and Oxfam

You can now find Halen Môn on the shelves of your local Oxfam shop as a part of their 'Sourced By Oxfam' range, which brings together the best of ethical, sustainable and brand-new items from around the world. We're very proud to have been included. From the team at...

Three North Wales walks with perfect swim + café stops

Emma Marshall, local insider and author of guidebook, 'Wild Swimming Walks Eryri/Snowdonia’ shares with us her three favourite walks from the book which have great places to eat en route. Wild Swimming Walks Eryri/Snowdonia leads you on 28 walk-swimming adventures in...

Celebrating ethical business: B Corp Month

The ‘B’ in B Corp stands for ‘Benefit for All’ and certified B Corporations, in the simplest of terms, are businesses that meet the highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and...

HALEN MÔN BLOG

Expect interesting and delicious articles on everything from how to use our pure sea salt to eco-friendly gift ideas, how to season like a chef to flavoured salt recipes.

Halen Môn Celebrates New Law with DEFRA

Halen Môn Celebrates New Law with DEFRA

Following the news that Halen Môn is to join the likes of Champagne and Parma ham as a Protected Food Name (Protected Designation of Origin, to be exact), we were invited to a reception yesterday to help celebrate the fine food the UK produces, at DEFRA's Westminster...

Popping the Question (and the Halen Môn Lid)

Popping the Question (and the Halen Môn Lid)

Earlier this year, we met a couple of Halen Môn fans from across the pond. Theo told us that he had asked his now wife to marry him by presenting her with an exquisite ring nestled in a tube of our Pure Sea Salt Smoked Over Oak. The couple have now been happily...

Seriously Beautiful Chocolate

Seriously Beautiful Chocolate

We have been supplying Rococo chocolates with our sea salt for longer than we care to remember, and we thought it was about time we raved about what a fine company they are. Chantal Coady founded the now world-famous and multi award-winning business in 1983, in a bid...

The Best Salt on Earth?

The Best Salt on Earth?

The following is an extract from an article by Samuel Muston,  published in The Independent in May 2013 Only the finest flakes will do for the likes of Heston and Ferran – not to mention the makers of posh chocolate bars. Samuel Muston goes in search of the white...

Salted Caramel is Sticking Around

Salted Caramel is Sticking Around

Every time you think the Salted Caramel fad is over, another recipe, product or variety pops it’s irresistible head onto a pudding menu, drinks list or deli shelf. In fact, it seems to have stuck around here in the UK (sorry) for long enough to exceed a passing phase....

Where did our tubes go?

Where did our tubes go?

We used to package our salt and pepper in foil lined cardboard tubes with metal or plastic ends. They were sturdy and looked very nice. They were also very hard to recycle and so mostly ended up as landfill. We weren't happy about that. Our new pouches use 50% less...

The Power of Sunshine

The Power of Sunshine

It’s hard not to be enthusiastic about solar power when you consider how good it is, not just for us, but for our customers, our environment and our island. The forty panels we have recently installed on-site aren’t going to change the world but they are a tiny...