Can I store this in a container? Say a bamboo box (since you can just pinch this salt)?
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I keep a very small dish in which I will put the Aztec sea salt I plan to use in the next week. The Rest I leave in the original container
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Yes - storing in a bamboo box is excellent. That's what I use to store mine. Because salt is a mineral, and anti-microbe it does not go bad, doesn't get moldy, etc. We are in fact looking to add a bamboo box salt cellar to our list of hard good items for our customers.I hope that helps!Geordie WardmanCo FounderSaltRevolution
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Absolutely, I don't see why it would have to be kept in an air-tight container. If you decide to use in a grinding mill, make sure you bake in the oven to remove moisture. Otherwise, it is too moist to grind.
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That I am not sure of. I know it would dry out, but this is a question you should probably ask the seller. I have mine stored in a mason jar with a tight lid. And what I put in my grinder, I spread out on a cookie sheet for about 24 hours to remove the moisture before I put it in the grinder.
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I think it's OK to store in Tupperware with lid BUT I would include water too. When ready to play with pearls, dump the water. That's what I would do.
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Yes! The container is small, and very portable. You do need to make sure the top is snapped completely closed before putting it in a pocket or any type of bag or briefcase. No refrigeration is needed, either.
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Container wouldn't be a problem...lid got very brittle when I put it in there...I don't think it would be a problem..
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Sorry for the delay....it is quite a bit of popcorn. I am guessing you will want two containers to store it in, that is what we do to make it easier to manage, etc.
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It comes in a giant box. I don't see why you couldnt store it for a couple months
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This container is refillable. But you'll want to refill it with Himalayan Salt. Table salt won't provide the same benefits.
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Just look on internet for recipe for SALINE solution. My doc had me make my own years ago. I wouldnt make a large quantity though cuz you want it fresh. I believe I stored in fridge. Just micro till comfortable temp before use.
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Yes! I store mine in a jar with a screw on lid in my pantry. DO NOT chill or freeze, please.
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I'm sorry I have no idea. I assume you could if you buy a lid for it. I bought this to be a container for kitchen utensils. Sorry I couldn't help.
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No. Your block is too small. At your size your salt risks breaking so the holder won't be able to support it.
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Just scoop the sterno into to well. It doesn't need to be in a container. It burns off when you're cooking and when doesn't burn off evaporates. It's clean by the next use.
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yes! It's a wonderful salt box. Just the right size, the lid closes nicely. I have another salt box made of different wood, a slightly different design and I like this one better. You'll love it.
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Yes you can by going to the Hefty web site. However , I use a plastic flour storage container from Big Lots that only cost around $2.00 and has a lid to keep closed when I have not put too much in it.
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I think so. I love these spoons, and it's nice to have a sturdy case it fits in. That said, you can buy a 2-pack of these spoons for not much more, and then yes, use a Ziploc to store it. I thought the extra couple dollars for this nice storage case was well worth it.
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Personally, I would not put anything that heavy in the bag; Plus, knowing that salt can burn holes in things I'd be afraid that the salt would leech chemicals from the plastic and w/your food soaking in that mixture. I believe that they make special poultry bags for this type of food prep.
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I don't think you can take the top off the salt portion. You fill it by taking apart the two sections (where the black line is in the picture) then load the salt in the bottom.I'd try to look at mine to tell you, but my mother-in-law melted it trying to cook on my stove top a while ago so I had to throw it away.