Posted by David from Kansas on January 05, 2011 at 07:27:27 from (63.245.169.91):
Been noticing on some foods, primarily chips, that the sack makes great claims of being made with "sea salt". A few weeks ago I was in one of our local fast food restaurants and saw the same claim there so when ordering I asked the girl at the register "what's with the salt thing" and she said with a big smile, "yes, we use salt from the sea". So I say "but all salt comes from the sea". Beeming brighly she says "no, some of it comes from under ground", to which I reply, "but that was once sea also". After a few seconds of thought she says, "Oh, I guess that is right". What's your take on this "sea salt" thing? By the way, I never use salt on my tractors.
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