Can I put this in my salt grinder and use for cooking?
901845
Yes, it is food grade salt. I have been using it for nothing but my food and I'm doing just fine. :-)
901846
My grandson does and he seems to be fine. I am wondering about whether it is iodized tho. Iodine for the thyroid is a must.
272167
Definately NO. This is like using pure salt on anything you put it on. If you use it then use it sparingly and do NOT add any salt to the meat at all.Personally I do not think it works that well. It will work to a point if you tenderize the meat with a meat tenderizer, (The kind that looks like a hammer or one that has many points on it )
2104651
I do not have the salt grinder; I only have the pepper mill, so I can't answer your question.
1235248
I would think so - you put it in with the oil and popcorn. Just adds salt / flavor to it.
372078
I personally have not used it for spices. But you can vary the grind size to our choice so I don't see why not
725606
I have used it for cooking but make sure it truly does not have any added ingredients. You can 'test taste' a piece to see how it tastes. I put it in a salt grinder and grind it as i use it. I also add essential oils and use it as bath salt...
725608
I've never tried this for cooking. So I don't know about that. I have another type of Himalayan salt that I use for cooking which gives your food a great taste. So I would go that rought instead of this.
1184795
Well, my first answer is, "I don't know." But my question is why would ya want to? Th kind a salt this is, is for givin a nice pink color to ya meat. Otherwise ya could just cure everthang with sodium chloride. I don't thank it would hurt ya roe or ya fish but it might give a different flavor. We've cured fish and fish eggs before but we only used salt and smoke. This is a good question. If ya decide ta cure ya fish with this keep me informed. I'd love ta know how it turns out.
2236206
You can adjust the grind. I prefer my salt larger than table salt so it works well for me.
2206058
Yes and this an excellent product for that use. I use it as a salt shaker and I need to add dry beans or rice as a desiccant (to keep the salt dry---I live on Kauai). Just keep it clean and it will serve you well. Hope this helps...best wishes. Skip
2084052
The salt is quite coarse - more like Kosher salt. I would suggest trying it out first and then buying a grinder if necessary
844185
I would probably do that. I filled mine with salt from Vietnam, not oven-dried, and it was too soft for this grinder and kept getting stuck. I eventually mixed with sea salt before figuring out you need to oven dry.
2114841
This popcorn salt is fine grain but you probably could turn it into a power with a small coffee grinder I think. Turning salt intoa powder is much easier than making it fine grain.
1433141
Yes, but Amazon would be the people to ask. I just use it for different kinds of salt
312422
I know what you mean. This is the grinder for you. Very accuate. Try the pink sea salt . I love this grinder.
1294272
You probably could. I would use caution if you use like a Vita Mix because salt is abrasive an will sort of sand the inside of the blender container. We bought a salt grinder and just use that for on the table use.
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No. This Costco Kirkland Signature Himalayan pink salt grinder is designed not to be refilled and function as a disposable grinder. But, one can pop open the top black plastic piece that houses the grinder by using a flat head screw driver and pry it (I did the turning motion, not a sea saw motion) between the transparent plastic container neck and the black opaque plastic and it'll pop right off. I pried mine open to get the salt out to put in my own grinder. Resealing it will require pressure to force the grinder housing back in.