If you're looking for a very pungent punch, you have to give the Red Boat Fish Salt a try. Red boat makes the best fish sauce in my opinion and this salt is really amazing. Use it sparingly or prepare to eat alone because it's quite fragrant. I'd love to bake wings with this salt. I'm not affiliated in any way. This is just my favorite flavored salt. https://redboatfishsauce.com/collections/shop/products/red-boat-salt?variant=31297865777285

Howdy and hello! I'm starting a brand and looking for a spring salt that's tested for heavy metals and microplastics, think Vera Salt but in bulk! I'm having a hard time finding a manufacturer that sells a salt like that, i'm only finding smaller brands. Salt-friends, I need you help!

I was given as a gift significantly large chunks of pink salt with a flimsy aluminum grate. The size of the chunks is about 1.5 inches by 2 inches. Grating the salt is relatively impossible ( to hold firmly) and once the chunks are smaller it would be impossible to grate. How do I process this salt for use?

Does anyone else have a legit craving for just salt? Not salt on food just the salt.

Mine was from a local chicken shop in Sydney and I think about it faaar too often 😪 Looking for something to replace the void it’s departure in my life left. I currently use Celtic sea salt and maldon salt flakes are my ol’ reliable.

There a couple I’m obsessed with. KFC and Oporto. Is there any way I can obtain a good amount of them !?

I found this huge chunk close to the bottom of my bag of Maldon salt, can anybody tell me what it is please??

My brother bought me this salt gift set for my birthday a while ago and I'm a bit stumped on what to use a lot of them for, anyone have any recommendations? I'm particularly intrigued by the merlot, espresso and lavender

Blue Himalayan Salt is the tastiest salt i ever tried.

What is the best tasting or most healthy salt you ever tasted?

I wanna try

I mix these two and it’s heavenly! 10/10 recommend.

Been reading more and more about Salt and its impact on geoeconomics, and there is so much to it!

Now I'm looking at the Celts. I had no idea they were Salt Miners! They had a network of trade routes, with the Via Salaria or Salt Road, which connected the Celtic salt centers in the Alps (Hallstatt, Hallein-Durrenburg and Reichensall) using overland trade routes to the Italian Peninsula and most importantly...Rome. These routes would have passed through the Alps and connected with Roman roads.

Like other roads (Silk, Spice, Royal or other), On the Via Salaria. they traded in salt, slaves, iron, gold, and furs, wine and other luxury goods.

It blows my mind to think that from those salt mining centers in Austria, they were about to build an empire, develop technology and thrive into a prosperous society.

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Best deodorant I've ever used SALT

I want a really chunky crunchy salt, not quite like himalayan or kosher salt something a little more crumbly but still has crunch. Any recommendations?

Yum

Genuinely scared

Anyone else here eat straight salt flakes?