tortoise
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Y'all have convinced me to try Redmond and Maldon salt. I usually stay away from sea salt because of potential for microplastic, but seems microplastic is inescapable.
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baymule
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Redmond salt is mined underground. No microplastic contamination!
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tortoise
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I'm glad you said that! I was going to get the wrong thing? https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B001CM8RZU/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?smid=A1OCG57QS7KOY5&psc=1
Can you share a link to what you buy? The only specialty salt I can buy around here is pink himalayan. Which I use and like, but variety is good!
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baymule
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I buy Real Salt.
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Redmond Real Salt | Unrefined, Natural Salt | Redmond Life
Is your salt real? Explore a new world of flavor and health with unrefined sea salt mined in Utah. Real Salt brings the best salt on earth to your table.
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flowerbug
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mined sea salts should not have any microplastics in them. but otherwise yeah.
