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On Mon, 4 Jun 2007 16:47:09 -0700, "Dimitri" >
wrote: > >"JellyBean" > wrote in message m... >> Pros? Cons? >> >> Does it really make that big of a difference health and taste wise? > >Unless otherwise called out in a recipe unsalted is the standard for baking. As >far as table use is concerned I believe it is regional in nature as well as what >you (anyone) is raised using. From a health stand point it would only make a >difference if one is on a low or restricted sodium diet. > >Dimitri > is one better than the other if you intend to freeze it? i don't use much, and they seldom sell less than a pound at a time. your pal, blake |
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