Salt Substitute That tastes good?!
Toxictwist
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So I am trying not to use regular salt as much as I normally would, but of course there's those foods that just NEED that extra seasoning on it.
I have bought Mrs. Dash & it has absolutely NO taste to it... What else is there to use?
Or do I just have to suck it up & get used to the bland taste of food lol
Thanks in advance
I have bought Mrs. Dash & it has absolutely NO taste to it... What else is there to use?
Or do I just have to suck it up & get used to the bland taste of food lol
Thanks in advance
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"lite" salt is 1/2 sodium, 1/2 potassium chloride. tastes the same0
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What are you using for? If just a flavoring -- like on french fries try fresh ground black pepper.0
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exact same predicament here...love my salt and nothing, but extra spicy can substitute.
watching for ideas, as well0 -
i use pepper too. but its just for anything really, potatoes, perogies, etc etc0
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try a salt with larger grains -- Kosher, or maybe pickeling. I sprinkle it in my palm and then use my fingers to add it to my plate so I can see what I am putting on, and I know that I did put it there. I use a LOT less that way.0
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I used to use salt substitute and I also thought it tasted bad. I saw an article one day that changed my mind about salt so I switched back to regular salt.
Like everything else, there's a lot we don't really know in science yet. New studies are always popping up to disprove a previous study or at least bring it into question.
As for me, I don't use a lot of salt, but I will use it on certain foods to add flavor.
Here's one of these articles.
http://www.good.is/post/is-salt-actually-bad-for-you-new-research-adds-to-the-confusion/0 -
you'll just get used to less salt. Maybe don't cut it out all at once but gradually use less and less. I try not to cook with it, just add it at the end to get the most flavor. Over time things you used to like will taste "too salty" - and I'm a salt fanatic!0
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Wild sumac - tastes of lemon.0
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I tried lo-salt... Bleugh! Would be fine on chips as it tasted like salt and vinegar but not a salt substitute in my book. I use a lot of cayenne and garlic where i can to cut down on salt but certain foods just need salt IMO.0
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Salt isn't as bad as most think, first of all. Reduce your processed foods and you can use salt and won't have to accept blandness as the standard taste.0
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Salt isn't as bad as most think, first of all. Reduce your processed foods and you can use salt and won't have to accept blandness as the standard taste.
^^^If you aren't eating a bunch of prepackaged/processed foods, you don't have a lot to worry about.0 -
I like Mrs. Dash - but the southwest chipotle and also the table blend.....have you tried more than one kind of mrs. dash? There really is no substitute for salt that tastes "like" salt. I try and reduce all the "hidden" sodium and then I can add a dash of salt to my table food (usually just my veg)0
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Only the table blend, which is what I have now. Just didn't want to spend $$ on all diff kinds of it & be disappointed with others.0
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