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16-Ounce Happy Belly Sea Salt (Fine Ground)
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Amazon has 16-Ounce Happy Belly Sea Salt (Fine Ground) on sale for $2. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 16-Oz. Amazon Brand Happy Belly Sea Salt (Fine Ground) for $2. Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
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"Only about a quarter of the minerals in Himalayan pink salt are nutrients that the human body can or might be able to use. The other three quarters are not recognized as nutrients and would be better classified as contaminants. They have no known health benefits, and many of them are known to be harmful. The list includes many poisons like mercury, arsenic, lead, and thallium.".
Himalayan salt ingredients also include radioactive elements: radium, uranium, polonium, plutonium, and many others."
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Yes, Sea Salt may also contais many of the same impurities.
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Not quite true, Walter.
"Only about a quarter of the minerals in Himalayan pink salt are nutrients that the human body can or might be able to use. The other three quarters are not recognized as nutrients and would be better classified as contaminants. They have no known health benefits, and many of them are known to be harmful. The list includes many poisons like mercury, arsenic, lead, and thallium.".
Himalayan salt ingredients also include radioactive elements: radium, uranium, polonium, plutonium, and many others."
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Yes, Sea Salt may also contais many of the same impurities.
Probably no regulation for the terms but in general sea salt and table ( regular? ) salt differ primarily in their sources and processing. Sea salt is normally derived from evaporated sea water and retains some minerals, imparting a slightly different taste and texture. Table salt, on the other hand, is generally mined from underground salt deposits and undergoes processing, often with added anti-caking agents. The choice between them often depends on personal preference and specific culinary applications.
This salt being fine grained would be best used in a regular table salt shaker for seasoning after plating or certainly could be used in any recipe that called for the salt to be fully incorporated. Kosher salt having a larger grain is a better choice for seasoning the surface of meats before cooking.
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Lastly, all rock salt is sea salt in the end.
Lastly, all rock salt is sea salt in the end.
But it's from the mystical Himalaya with the praying monks and the gorgeous scenery. That must account for something.