Nakumatt Clay Shapes 200 Grams

ziplock bag containing a chalky, crumbly, pale earth-like substance — it looks like you're referring to edible clay or soil, often consumed in some cultures for its earthy taste and detoxifying properties (commonly known as kaolin clay or “calabash chalk Texture-wise, it's incredibly crumbly and crunchy — it starts off firm and gritty, then quickly softens into a fine, smooth powder in your mouth, coating your tongue in a satisfying, dry minerality, for those who love the taste of the earth and rain. The taste evokes the fresh, mineral-rich scent of rainwater hitting dry earth, offering a subtle but satisfying earthy note. There's a slight cement-like smell, which is surprisingly clean and reminiscent of damp stone in a stream riverbed

Pay attention to the dimensions, they look bite size in the photos. Received three large powdery clay pieces. Out the bag, they are the earthiest tasting Indian clay item I’ve ever tasted. They are soft, almost no grit, semi smooth texture after chewing. They are sticky, almost like mud in my mouth. Not really tasting Nakumatt, very dirt soil taste. No smoke taste or scent. I’m going to air them out for a few days to see if they will firm up for more crunch.

The first two days were a little overwhelming like dirt and rain but after a few days of airing out, it became my favorite edible clay. It's gritty while also breaking down easily to eat. Great texture, taste, and all around fantastic product. Can't wait to get more!

After airing out for a week it has a nice dirt taste. Very sticky to teeth but it's good