George Shirley said...

> Andy wrote:
>> cshenk said...
>>
>>> "George Shirley" wrote
>>>
>>>> I shop almost exclusively at Kroger's and find that they have many
>>>> varieties of canned goods with "No Salt Added" on the label. I've
>>>> been
>>
>>
>> Déjà vu.
>>
>> "No salt added" only means that aside from the NACL in the ingredients
>> naturally, they didn't add any extra. It's not an indicator that the
>> product is salt-free.
>>
>> For the most part, "no ____ added" is a put on/joke.
>>
>> Andy
>> Nutrition Label Expert on Occasion
> I don't believe that Andy, no salt added means exactly what it says, no
> additional salt added. Pretty much every food you eat has some natural
> salt in it, it's part of life on this planet. Read the label a little
> better, look at sodium content.
>
> George


George,

Bud,

Better re-read my post.

Andy