-=PCTechTalk=- Re: OT : Salt in the diet

  • From: "Mike the mod" <mikebike@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sun, 03 Feb 2008 17:38:12 -0800

Hi Folks,
I love my Caesar (Clamato juice) cocktails but have to tell the bartender
not to
put the rim spices on it as I don't like salt.

I have not put salt on anything for 50 years.
I don't put it in my cooking either no matter what the recipe says.

I have natural sea salt left over from my aquariums.

I use the same salt with lemon just and a scouring pad to
polish my copper cookware.

Mike the mod @ vista_
http://ca.groups.yahoo.com/group/vista_/
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On 2/3/2008 at 5:21 PM Tech Rose - LoveBytes wrote:

Just to add my two cents... Watch the labels carefully.  I have Morton's
Sea 
Salt..it looks EXACTLY like the regular salt..so grab the right one.

And... ok..another penny or two here...... Canned food..and even frozen
food 
have a lot of salt in them...so.... as ML said below... a 'little' 
occasionally will not hurt you.
But, I am adding.... it is the hidden salt, the stuff you do not add that 
will kill you if you are not careful....

I agree with GMan as far as Mrs Dash is concerned..and there are several 
varieties there too,

I do NOT use Onion SALT, but onion POWDER when cooking... or dried onions
if 
I am not using fresh.

I do NOT use Garlic SALT, but garlic POWER when cooking... I usually do not

have fresh as we do not use it very much..Jerry is not a garlic person. 
(Although it IS good for you...hmm maybe that is why..tee hee!)

I had not had a box of salt in my house for close to two decades.  My late 
hubby would go through a box about every 4-6 weeks!  I had one box last 
about two years before I met him.

My sons do not use table salt at all.  May daughters-in-law use to sneak in

salt to my house in their purses..then they hid those picnic size salt 
things in the back of my cupboard. lol!

Well, at least I passed on one good health habit to them!  Of course..to 
look at all us, you would not think we could spell helth...err..hlth.. 
heath...oh yea... health! ha ha!

Hugs,
Rose



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