Do you use salt?
By Island_Geko
@Island_Geko (3759)
Canada
22 responses
@edelweiss (1929)
• India
1 Dec 06
Yes, I do. I dont think I can live without salt in my food.
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@hockeygal4ever (10021)
• United States
4 Jan 07
I do use salt in some of my cooking, probably more than I should really, but for the most part I love my pepper. I also use other spices a lot more.
@Island_Geko (3759)
• Canada
2 Mar 07
Pepper is fine, Salt well I not sure....sea salt might be better if you can't get away it
@lilaclady (28207)
• Australia
4 Jan 07
I don't use it a lot but for some things you need it like I could eat tomatoes without salt.
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@Island_Geko (3759)
• Canada
2 Mar 07
I heard canned tomatoes tast good with pepper and sugar hmmmmm. thanks for the post
@Island_Geko (3759)
• Canada
8 Dec 06
i here you, and that is hardest thing to do. thanks for the post
@whattobegood000 (1179)
• China
8 Dec 06
as i am person who live here to sea coast,i like to use only a salt in baking and cooking
@lonewolfnan (4366)
• Canada
1 Dec 06
I do not add salt to my meals (excluding seasoning salt)
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@Island_Geko (3759)
• Canada
1 Dec 06
it is good to be health conscience these days. thanks for the post!!
@kiiizu (1901)
• Estonia
1 Dec 06
Yes, I do and I hardly could live without salt. It just makes things much more tasty. Even only a small amount helps, there's no need to put half a kg in your food. By the way, your question reminded me on a fairy tale. It's international, the motive was used by Grimm brothers and I have read another version also. A king asks his three daugters, how much they are loving him and they had to compare their love with something. The youngest one said, she loves her father like salt, and was banished from the country. In the second version the king was punished, salt was disappeared from whole country, and he had no chance to import it also. Then he understood, how wrong his decision was.
Now back to the real life: even the best thing can be a poison when you are exaggerating with...
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@Willowlady (10658)
• United States
8 Dec 06
Sea salt is the salt of my choice. I know there are many kinds and I had hoped my post would draw the kinds used and where since this is global community... most things I cook are only salted upon serving. of course baking requires the addition of salt as part of the batter/dough. I could live without buying salt since I garden and the potatoes and things draw salt/minerals from the garden soil! Thanks for asking this question.
@Island_Geko (3759)
• Canada
8 Dec 06
I know sea salt is suspose to be to good, but I have cut out all salt in every I bake and cook except a pinch of seaoning salt on my pork. But everything I buy premade has salt which ercks me.....thanks for the post.
@SharK07 (245)
• Romania
1 Dec 06
I don't use a lot but there are a few things that just don't taste right without salt, tomatoes must have salt & pepper and of course chips, you just gotta to have salt....but cooking sometimes I think it is not needed in some things....
@lilaclady (28207)
• Australia
1 Dec 06
I don't use a lot but there are a few things that just don't taste right without salt, tomatoes must have salt & pepper and of course chips, you just gotta to have salt....but cooking sometimes I think it is not needed in some things....
@aprilsue00 (1991)
• United States
1 Dec 06
I use salt on everything. I think it would be pretty hard for me to live without salt.
@madhavi123 (2550)
• United States
1 Dec 06
yeah in every dish i cook i wil use saltand all the Indian dishes need salt to be cooked. except sweets.
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@BlueBell101 (192)
• Canada
1 Dec 06
I don't even think I have salt in my cupboard, but when I go buy prepared food and the sodium content is outragous...I am wondering if they are trying to make us sick so the health care system can make money......
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@Island_Geko (3759)
• Canada
1 Dec 06
hehehe we have all this salt and we have to put it somewhere LOL
@mwenceslao (409)
• United States
27 Feb 07
there's always salt in my cooking . . . though we always practice a low salt diet at home but it doesn't mean we need not use of salt anymore. it's always the salt that brings out the flavor of our dish.
@creematee (2810)
• United States
27 Feb 07
I try to avoid salt when I cook as much as I can. I found that in most dishes I can replace it with lemon juice and get a nice flavor without the sodium. I've switched my butter to unsalted, but popcorn just doesn't taste the same with it, so I just regular butter for just that purpose. :)