Dry Fruit Clay - 100 gm

A very tasty flavor and crunch. Reminds me of stone pieces pulled out of a clean little brook after a fresh rain. I imagine them as worn away by the earth until the stones became just frail enough to suck and crunch on. This is a very fine clay with no sand or gritty little pieces. it's not creamy or gummy like softer clays. The crunch itself has the feel of a Sees Butterscotch Square in my mouth but tastes kinda like the way rain on cement smells. However, price-wise, consider its dirt that costs about the same as Filet Mignon by the ounce. I must have rocks in my head but will buy again for sure. Addicted!!

One word.... HORRIBLE. Tastes manufactured and not natural at all. Returning ASAP.

These are ok. Taste is good too different but good. The thing I don't understand is that the description says not for eating yet it pops up in edible clay search so I'm confused on that.

I’ve been craving edible rocks for awhile and recently bought the red nakumatt idk if I’m spelling that right and I instantly fell in love. This is my first time ordering this and I immediately poured it into a container but it’s so good to eat right away unless you want to air it out first. It arrived pretty quickly and will be ordering again soon!

Crunch wise I absolutely love it, but flavor was more of a hit or miss. This clay tasted just like roasted gray Indian clay just roasted to the max and really crunchy with a bit of grit, whereas roasted Indian clay is a bit sticky. The crunch is just like the crunch of nakumatt or blackhall. There were some pieces that tasted extremely burnt or as if it was dipped into some chemicals... I'm airing it out for a few days hopefully the taste will be better

Good in taste, love the smell and texture , value money, good quality

This is not good. When I first got it it was absolutely horrible so I let it sit in a paper bag for a week. I still do not recommend it but after sitting for a week it now has a faint fruity like taste that's not bad and it's not as gritty as it was. Going to let it sit some more, will update. Ok so I've been airing this clay out in a paper bag for about two weeks now. It now has a fruity taste and it has lost a lot of the grit that it originally had and doesn't stick to your teeth that bad. I still don't recommend this clay though, it's still not worth it.

It is taste like sand, awful texture, reminds me flavor of cigarette smoke. Threw entire thing away.