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Default OT maybe? Salt substitute


"Janet Wilder" > wrote in message
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> When I do think something needs salt, I use a product called Salt Sense®
> It is real salt, however it contains only 1/3 the sodium of regular salt.
>


Interesting stuff, but no different that using restraint.

First, it contains 33% LESS, not 33% total. Next, it is less by volume. They
"fluff" it up so a teaspoon is only 2/3 the volume of regular salt. A pound
of salts sense equals the same sodium as a pound of regular salt. Close to
what kosher salt is.

Sounds like to 13 ounce one pound coffee cans.


 
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