Posted by jdemaris on January 05, 2011 at 08:15:45 from (72.171.0.149):
In Reply to: OT: Sea salt posted by David from Kansas on January 05, 2011 at 07:27:27:
I suspect modern "sea salt" is "extra tasty" from all the added flavor from modern pollutants, dead fish, radioactive bilge-water, etc.
"Sea salt" mined under-ground is more virgin, I guess. From seas millions of years old. So, we put the clean salt from underground on our roads to rot our cars, and save the modern "flavored salt" for our exotic foods?
Marketing puts a spin on most everthing. "Sea salt", "wild mushrooms", etc.
When I was kid, a "sea salt" was the old drunken p*rv*rt telling dirty stories in the bar-room.
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