What about Himalayan sea salt? Also not sure I recommended anything. The baster that I used is a baby snot remover that I got from Walmart.
If it's a pink salt, don't use it. Those contain nitrates. (They're used in things like making bacon.) Not sure I'd use a sea salt without seeing the ingredients list only listing salt. Looking at a Morton salt container, calcium silicate, it's an anti caking agent. Potassium iodide is the iodine additive. Idk what dextrose is or why it's in there.
So what about eating the hima pink salt? Is it good or hard pass?
I'm not that deep into salt to be able to answer. I'd say, I like bacon just fine. Idk about adding salt to water and drinking it as a supplement. Just as is, salt isn't something I'd supplement. (I don't take any vitamins or anything, just eat plenty of veggies with meat.) I cook everything I eat and salt to taste. If it's something you're using while cooking, just salt to taste and I'd assume you'll be fine. If you watch a video on how to make bacon, there may be a better explanation on the science behind it all. Idk.
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