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Default Bleech smell to home pickled foods

On Thu, 7 Apr 2011 21:34:21 -0500, Sqwertz >
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>Using the salt method, sometimes my kimchi and once with pickles, they
>develop a bleach smell after a couple days on the counter. And
>they've tasted slightly off when they're done. Anybody know what
>causes this? I use non-iodized kosher salt.


I've never seen iodized kosher salt. But some brands of kosher salt
contain anti-clumping chemicals... for pickling it's best to use um,
pickling salt.
 
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