Real Salt

A sample of Real Salt

Real Salt is a brand and a registered trademark of a rock salt mined near the town of Redmond, Utah. The mine is a remnant of the epeiric Sundance Sea.

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According to the company website, the salt contains over 60 trace minerals.^[1] The published breakdown lists 59 minerals^[2] including iron oxide, that give it a characteristic color and flavor. 99% of Real Salt is made up of the minerals sodium and chloride. Unlike most edible salts, the product does not contain anti-caking ingredients.

References

↑ http://realsalt.com/
↑ "Real Salt® Elemental Analysis" (PDF). Retrieved 2014-02-09.

External links

Real Salt official site

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