Does the Sea Salt flavor have MSG? I noticed from the comments that the BBQ flavor does. A lot of responses in such a short period of time. I'm sold, I have to try them now :) Thanks to everyone that answered so quickly. Does the Sea Salt flavor have MSG? I noticed from the comments that the BBQ flavor does. A lot of responses in such a short period of time. I'm sold, I have to try them now :)... » Read More Does the Sea Salt flavor have MSG? I noticed from the comments that the BBQ flavor does. A lot of responses in such a short period of time. I'm sold, I have to try them now :) Thanks to everyone that answered so quickly. « Show Less
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Ingredients list from the bag: cassava, palm or sunflower or safflower oil, sea salt, natural vitamin E to preserve freshness. Contains soy.Hope that helps.
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I have copied the following Nutrition Facts from the bag: INGREDIENTS: Cassava, palm or sunflower or safflower oil, sea salt, natural vitamin E to preserve freshness. Contains soy. All Natural*Gluten Free (crisproot.com|1-866-98-Arico)
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I can tell you about the original flavor (very tasty.) Have a bag here and those contain: Cassava; palm, sunflower or safflower oil; evaporated cane juice; sea salt; garlic powder; natural vitamin E to preserve freshness. Also notes "Contains soy." I don't know if that is because they also process products with soy and are acknowledging the possibility of cross-contamination?Here is their phone number: 1-866-98-ARICO
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I don't believe it does. I can't have MSG and I have eaten (and enjoyed) these chips. I believe the allergy information says that the product contains soy, so the vitamin E that is used to preserve freshness must be derived from soybean oil.
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No, no MSG in this product. They use the MSG in the BBQ flavor for the same reason most manufacturers do, to get that yummy taste that we are all addicted to! Ha Ha The Sea Salt are a pretty "clean" alternative to fill the crunchy chip craving! Enjoy.
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the ingredients show cassava, palm or sunflower or safflower oil, sea salt, natural vitamin e to preserve freshness. No msg that I can find. The BBQ contains autolyzed yeast extract which is the ingredient that another reviewer had mentioned.
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There is no salty taste at all. Only herbs and spices. This particular condiment is excellent if you are looking for ways to cut the salt but still have flavor.
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My last order came as 'natural flavored'. I've just ordered another bottle but it won't arrive until after the first of December. It did not give me an option of flavor when I ordered and didn't realize it came flavored. I understood from the vet that it was tasteless to the cat mixed with the wet food so hopefully it will come just as natural flavored.
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I don't miss the salt taste ,but I like salt on my food. I don't use salt anymore. So, maybe my taste buds get the satisfaction without the salt. I don't crave water after using it like I would if I used salt. The flavor is my favorite. Kind of a spicy, a little peppery..
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I dearly love my grill and don't notice a strong charcoal taste. I use lump charcoal from natural wood that has not been processed. Another option if you have access to wood from fruit or nut trees i.e., hickory, pecan, apple, oak is go. Pine, fir etc. are not good etc. gives grilled foods a nice taste. Other woods, you might want check to make sure they are not toxic
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Hello! While reviewing this product we found that it contains no additives for flavoring. The reviews indicate that it has virtually no taste.
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There will be a slight fish flavor just because fish is the base of the sauce. I know there are some who use it as a dipping sauce, but, that would be too salty for me, personally. Experiment. Try it in stirfrys.
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I have not noticed any salty taste, and I've been using it for about a year, now. I love the stuff. The only taste it has is the taste of the coconut meat, which is not real sweet, just heavenly. There is nothing added to the coconut meat. I have bought several of these jars, and have never tasted anything other than YUM! I have also used Nutiva's Coconut Manna a few times. It's good, too. But I like Nature's Way much better. The only thing I can think of that might have given it that kind of taste would be if it was old and had gone rancid. But that's highly unlikely, because coconut oil keeps like for a couple of years. Try Nutiva and see if you get the same kind of taste. Then you'll know it's just the natural taste of real, organic coconuts.
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When you place your order - you can then email the seller and request what flavors you want. They actually emailed me within 1 hr after I ordered and asked.
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it does have a fishy smell but not fishy taste; therefore, you can't add it to any dishes. It tastes very salty. So, usually, people use it in tiny amount.
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WHY doesn't Celtic SeaSalt, Natural Tides sea salt, etc...list or email link to the overall mineral composition of their sea salts...?? Hiding anything you two...??
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I don't have my pkg anymore, but I do know that as far as the sodium content, you are getting less because you don't have to use as much as regular table salt that has been bleached, and had all the beneficial nutrients removed. When you use regular processed table salt all you are getting is sodium chloride. Just salty flavor. No other benefit! I don't use anything else. Even some of the sea salt being sold at the grocery stores have been processed to the point where the trace minerals have been removed. Not much better than regular table salt!
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I prefer sweet blends with salmon. This is fishy/salty. I use it to add flavor to coconut based curry dishes. I imagine it could be good for salmon if brown sugar or something were added? I have never thought to try a fish-based sause on fish, but now I am curious ;)
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A LOT of Herr's chips contain MSG. I am not sure about this particular flavor. We do not purchase Herr's any more because of this. It is a shame that manufacturers keep putting these chemicals in our foods.
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Jennifer's answer to the ingredients for the "Shirakiku" Tsuyu soup base is correct. There is NO, may I repeat, NO MSG in this soup base. I am very sensitive to MSG and even if it had MSG but didn't mention it (which it does not) I would know! The main reason I use this Tsuyu base as other brands of Tsuyu do have MSG in them.
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Hmmmm.....mine is definitely not salty. Perhaps you should contact Amazon or return it. The herbs and spices I've gotten from Frontier Herb have all been exceptionally fresh tasting, a lot "brighter" and with more depth of flavor than the stuff I used to buy off the shelf.
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Jerry, sorry I didn't list salted or unsalted as they don't list the ingredients on the container which is strange. I did list that it contained 5% of your daily sodium, but I don't know if that's in the nuts themselves or added. I expect that it's added. One nutrition site said that sea salt is added. They taste very lightly salted to me. I usually eat natural foods that are unsalted so personally I don't worry about 5% of my sodium coming from these. If you are concerned about the 5%, or can't have any salt, perhaps you want to talk to a representative from the company who can get that information for you. Hope this helps. Jerry, sorry I didn't list salted or unsalted as they don't list the ingredients on the container which is strange. I did list that it contained 5% of your daily sodium, but I don't know if that's in the nuts themselves or added. I expect that it's added. One nutrition site said that sea salt is added. They taste very lightly salted to me. I usually eat natural foods that are unsalted so personally I don't worry about 5% of my sodium coming from these. If you are concerned about the 5%, or can't have any salt, perhaps you want to talk to a representative from the company who can get that... » Read More Jerry, sorry I didn't list salted or unsalted as they don't list the ingredients on the container which is strange. I did list that it contained 5% of your daily sodium, but I don't know if that's in the nuts themselves or added. I expect that it's added. One nutrition site said that sea salt is added. They taste very lightly salted to me. I usually eat natural foods that are unsalted so personally I don't worry about 5% of my sodium coming from these. If you are concerned about the 5%, or can't have any salt, perhaps you want to talk to a representative from the company who can get that information for you. Hope this helps. « Show Less