Posted by Fawteen on January 05, 2011 at 10:05:00 from (71.173.81.170):
In Reply to: OT: Sea salt posted by David from Kansas on January 05, 2011 at 07:27:27:
I went through this whole discussion on another board, and the only points that made any sense to me were:
1: Processed salt is granules, sea salt tends to be flakes, which dissolve better/faster, and work better when used as a rub. One claim is that you have to use less to get the same flavor, which, if true, is a Good Thing.
2. Sea salt will contain more random minerals and some folks claim they can detect a slight flavor difference depending on where the salt was harvested.
Other than that and a bunch of imaginary benefits concocted by liars copy writers, salt is salt. I see it mostly as a yuppie status thing.
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