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Default Question about salt for brining

In another post I asked about how salty brining would make a turkey.
Someone suggested sacrificing a chicken. I plan on doing this tomorrow
but went to the store to get kosher salt for the brine. All they had
was regular table salt, tender quick (already know this is not right)
and sea salt.

Will the sea salt work? None of the grocery stores in my area carry
other types of salt.

Suggestions?
 
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