Saltiest foods you can think of...
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V8.
My sister used to be obsessed with salty foods. Like would add salt to canned soup. And she loves that stuff. I think it's quite tasty too!0 -
Sushi & soy sauce.0
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LOL! Or a salt lick?0 -
mmm beef jerkey!0
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Beef jerky! - very low in cals but high in sodium. Same for lox.0
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hickory smoked almonds....... mmmmmmmmmm.............. now you're making my mouth water!0
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Boiled peanuts! That's normally the only thing that's bad about them!0
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A quart of soy sauce has approx .35lbs of salt...a kid here ended up in a coma for drinking it on a dare.0
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Kim Chee. Salty, spicy, yummy - and really low calorie. You can eat it as is (like you would any snack) or add it to fried rice, noodle dishes, etc.
Or the European equivalent, sauerkraut. Also very few calories.0 -
Creamed chipped beef, *kitten* on a shingle as we call it in these parts.0
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pretzels. dill pickles(yum.)0
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lunch meat
bacon
pickles
most processed foods
anchovies
canned veggies0 -
Chips and salsa! Both have lots of sodium:)0
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Cheddar rice cakes.0
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Have you considered adding more salt in general? I supplement my sodium intake by simply putting salt on snacks like apple slices, rhubarb and I salt and pepper steamed vegetables. If this still doesn't work, Ramen Noodle soup has a crazy amount of sodium. A tip for adding a "little extra" to Ramen is to crack and egg, beat it and drizzle it into the soup while it's "growing" in the boiling water.0
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Pizza Hut thin and crispy pepperoni lovers pizza....can't get enough water for the next 48 hours after some of that.0
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Greek olives, slat and vinegar chips, canned soups, Feta, Greek food, Chinese.0
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Pretzels
Oscar Meyer bologna
Dairy Queen's fries0 -
Country ham (aka real Virginia ham). I coat it in salt to make it less salty tasting.0
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Vegemite. Also (and not so healthy): http://jeroxie.com/addiction/vegemite-pasta-a-hangover-cure0
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Tortilla chips with salsa
Cottage cheese (has SO much sodium, before joining MFP I had NO idea)
Any sort of pickled, preserved, or canned vegetable/meat
Sports drinks have a surprising amount of sodium, too.0 -
Hot dogs, canned soup. A nice steak with lots of salt on top. Popcorn with lots of salt. Powerade Zero sports drink.0
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soy sauce and gatorade...anything that claims to help your electrolytes is FULL of salt.0
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Pickles = no calories!0
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Edamame with sea salt.0
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anchovies0
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Anything preserved or pickled: pickles, pepperocinis, jalapenos, etc... or frozen meals. Salt is a preservative so any frozen meal - diet or not - is loaded with sodium.0
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velveeta mac & cheese. i love the stuff, but i can taste the salt and need to chug a bunch of water afterwards!0
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Bacon
Spam (they have lite)
anything pickled
many deli meats (ham, salami, bologna)0
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