Is this salt heated?
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I checked the back of the bag, and here' what it says, "Today, we still bring Real Salt to you in its natural state - without additives, chemicals or heat processing of any kind". Hope that helps.
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I honestly have no idea, the mix didn't look like salt...you cook it and then pour this mix over it and let it sit for abotu 7 days then pour our xtra liquid and you have this awesome crystal!
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It should be that way. It's coconut oil, and remains partially solidified at room temperature. Just squeeze it out as you would squeeze a toothpaste tube. Hope this helps.My husband is less of a salt lover than I am, but he agrees that the seasoning salt is perfect. We use a Whirly Pop popper. (I sometimes add a bit more table salt to my portions. <smile>
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It is sea salt which is a coarse but a wonderful salt for cooking. You could possibly try Morton iodized salt but you would only need a salt shaker not a grinder for that.
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yE\\\Yes, if you order the fine it is just like table salt. You can also order coarse. I love this salt, it tastes much better than table salt .
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No I do not think so. There is no labeling on the packaging that says so. I use this salt to cure bacon. I have used more than I thought I would. Any time a recipe calls for Kosher salt this is the salt I go to.
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It has a strong sent of lavender. I took it in error. Would have much preferred the pure salt.
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No it does not. But it's a beautiful conversation piece. I had this "opinion" confirmed by an owner of a local salt spa in my area. She too uses these, but it doesn't generate enough heat to activate the ions. I still enjoy it though
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I've never used that salt, but the holes are smaller than toothpicks, if that helps. I use it for powered sugar, to put on cakes, etc.
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Yes this salt is unrefined & the taste is awesome. Best sea salt I've ever used. Hope this helps. :)
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i haven't used up the salt that came with it, so i don't know. Sorry i couldn't help!
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Empty out the salt and wash it out thouroughly, during the hot months the salt will get moist and not grind thru, best to just use a regular saltshaker with dried rice mixed in with the salt to absorb moisture and yu never have that problem
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yes, but be gentle--it melts in very readily with little resistance, requiring a light touch. you may notice the lack of saltiness, you may also notice the greasiness from using too much by accident.
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No. There are rather large holes in the lid. I used Scotch tape on the inside of the lid to close off most of the holes so I could use regular salt in one. The other has coarse ground black pepper in it and does very well. These are nice looking and durable. I'm satisfied
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Yes - absolutely. The salt is what lowers the temperature and causes it to thicken and essentially turns the mixture into ice cream.
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I don't know for sure but I would imagine that it has been heated in some fashion as it is completely smooth (like a molasses consistency)
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Absolutely. Just buy a pepper grinder and put salt into it. That's what I did since I like coarse salt but not as coarse as rock salt :)