Description
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NutritionThis salt is a lot finer than cooking salt and is best used for people that cook by weight rather than volume. A teaspoon of this salt is a lot saltier than a teaspoon of cooking salt due to the size of the grains.
What is Fine Salt used for?
Of the many varieties of salt grain sizes, the most common types found in grocery stores are fine and coarse grain. Unlike coarse grain, which requires a grinder or mill, fine grain is the standard size for table salt, ready for daily kitchen use in shakers, seasoning, sautéing or baking.
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Any information supplied by Lynas Foodservice in relation to food legislation or contents is intended to act as a guide. It is not a legal interpretation nor does it constitute legal or professional advice. It is the responsibility of individual food business operators to ensure full compliance with the law.
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Per 100g |