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Thread Starter: mammajenny    Started: Sun 28 Nov 2004    Replies: 8

What is the difference between rock and sea salt and why are these both different to ordinary salt? Confused




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Thu 2 Dec 2004, 8.57PM

Livewire

sherry trifle - I tried lo salt ages ago and hated the taste. Since then I have been using Maldon Sea Salt and find you do not need to use much. If you use herbs and spices for flavour you can cut down on the salt.

Thu 2 Dec 2004, 7.59PM

laineinspain

thanks alot blondie for the info, i will try that.

Wed 1 Dec 2004, 12.56AM

blondie02

If you go to this website they will send you some samples. www.losalt.com.catering/sample.htm-5k

Wed 1 Dec 2004, 12.52AM

blondie02

Lo salt is healthier.

Tue 30 Nov 2004, 8.41PM

laineinspain

coming off the subject a bit, ive been told to cut down on my salt intake due to high blood pressure i love salt so its really difficult does anyine know which is the healthier one to use , i normally use sea salt.

Tue 30 Nov 2004, 8.06PM

big__cd

I personally use Mouldon flakey crystal salt. Great flavour, and great to grind between your fingers over your food! Rock salt i reserved for using in salt grinders.

Mon 29 Nov 2004, 10.39PM

Aliz

to speak coarsly... rock salt is in big lumps, sea salt is in flakes. mined from different sources as outlined above. regular salt is milled before it gets into the packet, into a regular size, and does not usually declare its origin, therefore is of a lower quality. - bit like olive oil. the really good stuff says where it is from. Smile

Sun 28 Nov 2004, 6.05PM

prawnfiller

I know that rock salt is mined inland - in Cheshire for example - and sea salt is obtained from sea water. I always think that sea salt tastes sweeter than ordinary salt - but that may just be me. Smile

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