anyone that uses table salt in food is lacking in taste

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IMO the only place for table salt is in salt dough or to dye. Was just round a friends and she was seasoning a "home made" soup and poured a load in. I did my best not to raise my eyebrows but seriously even a bit of bog standard Maldon is cheap enough.

I have 6 different salts in the house, and to me table salt is not for food, no depth of flavour or hints and tones, just pure sodium!

I should add- pregnant giant pandas. salt extracted from water from the mountain Dhaulagiri In Nepal evaporated on non pregnant pandas is simply not suitable for homemade soup.

If you are not prepared to invest in bespoke salt for your soup you might as well just have a can of soup.

You could just swig the PBS, vinegar

I've just looked through my home salt library and there is no table salt. I've never heard of it, is it something peasants use?

I've tried to keep this quiet, as to not appear boasty, but actually I buy my salt from Pedlar's.

A salt library? dont you have an entire cellar- I do sorted by vintage and region.

Pedlar's

We no longer use the term pedlars. It is GypsyRomanyTraveller.

Ah the tomato poster.

My horse has pink salt in his stable.

Hth

I've been making salt from unicorn tears since 1815.

My salt collection is curated by Morrissey

it must be a very bitter and tormented collection then

egnahc: Pfft..

I've been making salt from unicorn tears since 1815.

Only if your unicorn was captured at the battle of waterloo

I use table salt. I'm a good cook. And I have low blood pressure. So ner.

My horse has pink salt in his stable.

himalyan salt is pink it is the verrrryyyy best. You must be a real connoisseur if your horse has nothing but the highest quality salt.

To be fair to the OP, I have some of that posh Cornish sea salt that you can buy in Tesco and it's much nicer than table salt; sort of sweet and less bitter.

To be fair to the OP, I have some of that posh Cornish sea salt that you can buy in Tesco and it's much nicer than table salt; sort of sweet and less bitter.

that will be the added tin. You can get the same effect by licked an empty baked bean can

OP, yes, YABU. You have no idea whatsoever how other people experience the world. Does it give you some weird feeling of superiority not to use salt?

OP, yes, YABU. You have no idea whatsoever how other people experience the world. Does it give you some weird feeling of superiority not to use salt?

they use salt- just not table salt

I use table salt to grit my pavement.
There, sorted.

I don't lick my pavement though.

I have TABLE SALT on my TABLE.

My table likes it. It begs for it. Who am I to deny my table?

I use table salt to grit my pavement.
There, sorted.

I hope that it is Himalayan or at a push Celtic. God forbid you get the saxo out.

Well, you must have a common table, Luis.
One that lacks taste

I've been licking your pavement PD

It's lush.

Oh hell, that sounds SO wrong.

It was jolly nice salt, as these things go

Oh yes, common as muck, me. 27th in line to the throne, but thats like, irrelevant, yes?