Salt Alternative

fitnessbugg
fitnessbugg Posts: 141 Member
edited September 29 in Food and Nutrition
Tomato season is just around the corner. I've got some right outside. They just need to get bigger and red. My favorite way to eat tomatoes is just sliced with salt. I will have a few platefuls every night. Salt just brings out the wonderful flavor of tomatoes. Is there some sort of salt alternative that still tastes the same? Is sea salt better for you?

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  • nicolerichey
    nicolerichey Posts: 3
    From what I've heard sea salt is better for you as it is natural, not iodized. Still have to use sparingly however, as it's still sodium which is only good in moderation.
  • JustBreathe418
    JustBreathe418 Posts: 355 Member
    I use Morton's Salt Substitute
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