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Old 09-03-2007, 08:41 PM
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There was a previous thread that went into a lot of detail about different kinds of salts. I think Luc H explained that crystal formation was a lot of the difference between salts.
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AndyG,

I think you are referring to this thread:
Sea Salt v Sodium Chloride?

Many expressed their opinion here.

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Europeans, in the opinion of THIS European, don't use too much salt. I'm always amazed when I go to Australia to find that chefs often over-salt a dish.. I have always assumed it's because of the climatic differences between our countries.

I only use Maldon Sea Salt. Never tried Kosher salt.
Ish, I can tell you why.....salt makes you thirsty- it's so we can drink more beer It's NOOO accident
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