Meaning sea salt
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salt obtained from the evaporation of seawater.
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Sea salt is a salt produced via the evaporation outdoors of salt brine in shallow ponds. The amount of refining of sea salt will vary, as will its coarseness. Sea salt is suitable for baking unless it [..]
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Considered by some to be the best salt for both kitchen and table use, sea salt is produced by evaporating sea water.
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Sea salt generally comes from coastal marshes, basins, and other areas where seawater has been trapped and is allowed to evaporate naturally.  It is grayish in color and contains traces of minerals.
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This variety of salt is derived from the evaporation of sea water. Some cooks prefer it over table salt for its clean, salty flavor.
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comes from the ocean as opposed to land salt and is either sun baked or baked in a kiln. High in trace minerals and contains no chemicals, sugar or other additives.
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While some salts, like the traditional table variety, can contain iodine and other additives, unrefined sea salt is additive free and contains more micro-nutrients and trace minerals, including calcium, magnesium, and potassium. Made from evaporated seawater, sea salt has a grainy texture and pure taste.
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comes from the ocean as opposed to land salt and is either sun baked or baked in a kiln. High in trace minerals and contains no chemicals, sugar or other additives.
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Our sea salt is not iodized nor does it not contain any corn.
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Source: Mineral Key Properties: Humectant Found In: Style Sea Salt Spray
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Sea salt in a natural mineral complex; it is source of sodium, chloride, and many other beneficial trace minerals. It is obtained by evaporating seawater. Sodium is essential to maintaining proper acid-base balance, cell function, and hydration. AAFCO has minimum sodium requirements for pet food to be compete and balanced. Nature’s Variety does not [..]
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Sun-dried and washed free of impurities, sea salt is a crystalline seasoning, which is evaporated from seawater.
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Sea salt is a source of the minerals sodium and chloride.
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Sea salt in a natural mineral complex; it is source of sodium, chloride, and many other beneficial trace minerals. It is obtained by evaporating seawater. Sodium is essential to maintaining proper acid-base balance, cell function, and hydration. AAFCO has minimum sodium requirements for pet food to be compete and balanced.
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A natural form of salt obtained from processing seawater. It is a supplement for sodium and chloride, essential nutrients required by dogs and cats. Sodium and chloride are electrolytes. They help reg [..]
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Salt captured by the evaporation of sea water; the type used down through the ages.
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salt prepared by evaporating seawater.
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