Colored Salt
By Denise
@petatonicsca (7070)
Japan
September 28, 2018 3:01am CST
I just read the post from @Corbin5 (Deborah) about the colorful honey, and remembered a present someone tried to pass on to me. It was salt that had artificial coloring added. It was called "See Salt" because the person who developed it had poor eyesight and was frustrated that she couldn't see how much salt she put on things.
It was a clever idea, but I declined.
Would you like to have artificially colored salt?
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3 responses
@petatonicsca (7070)
• Japan
28 Sep 18
I love natural pink salt. If I have a choice, I use that. Right now I am using up some sea salt that someone gave me when they left Japan, but before that I had Himalayan pink salt in a grinder. (Incidentally, Himilayan pink salt is from a cave in Pakistan.)
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@LadyDuck (502148)
• Italy
28 Sep 18
@petatonicsca I know that the Himalayan pink salt s rock salt from the Punjab region of Pakistan, I buy it all the time, this is my husband favorite. I like more the "grey sea salt" from Bretagne in France.
@petatonicsca (7070)
• Japan
29 Sep 18
@LadyDuck Someone gave me a small bag of that. Unfortunately it got wet in my bag on the way home so I never even got to try it! I also like "toasted sea salt" from Japan's Setonaikai.
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@JESSY3236 (22199)
• United States
28 Sep 18
no, but that's a good idea for someone who has poor eyesight.
@petatonicsca (7070)
• Japan
29 Sep 18
It was a great idea, but I wish theyhad thought to use natural coloring.
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@JudyEv (381760)
• Rockingham, Australia
29 Sep 18
I stay away from artificiality in anything as much as possible.
