Question 1

minerals or dirt? Are the minerals in this chunky enough to spoil the eating experience?

Accepted Answer

You aren’t the only person wondering about this.
Most of us grew up with processed table salt in the kitchen, but nature doesn’t make pure white salt. Unrefined sea salt like ours is mostly sodium chloride – along with more than 60 naturally-occurring trace minerals that give it more color and help Real Salt bring the most flavor out of your food.

One of these trace minerals (about 1 grain out of every 800) is silica, which is not always water soluble. People take silica supplements to support healthy skin, hair, and fingernails, with recent research pointing to benefits for memory, nerve cell health, and pancreatic insulin release.

It may be worth finding ways to get more silica into your diet, but when you use Real Salt you might see it settle at the bottom of a glass or even notice the texture in your breakfast. Some people notice it more than others, and some of the people who notice it don’t care much for it. We could process Real Salt to remove the silica, of course, but these natural minerals are exactly the reason so many people won’t use anything but Real Salt.

I hope that helps you understand the texture you noticed. We think it’s part of what makes Real Salt great, but if you still have concerns let me know. If you want to keep using Real Salt without any possible grit we have powder Real Salt I can send you, or I’d rather refund your purchase and recommend a second-best brand of sea salt than leave you with a bad taste (or texture, I guess) in your mouth.

Question 2

What is the ph of real salt?

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The ph of Real Salt is around 7. It does vary slightly.

Question 3

How does the crystal size compare to Diamond Kosher salt?  I prefer a grain bigger than table salt but not so big that you'd need to grind it.

Accepted Answer

Kosher sounds like the perfect size that you are looking for! It will be bigger than the granule size of a standard shaker but smaller than the size of granule that you will need to grind.

Question 4

Will this work for making keto crackers?

Accepted Answer

We aren't familiar with the process of making keto crackers, but this salt can take place as any current salt you are using. There shouldn't be any reason why it wouldn't work.

ASIN	B002BX1HMY
ASIN	B002BX1HMY
Allergen Information	Gluten Free
Best Sellers Rank	#12,065 in Grocery ( See Top 100 in Grocery ) #25 in Sea Salt
Brand Name	REDMOND
Culinary Salt Type	Kosher Salt
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (3,169)
Customer reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (3,169)
Diet Type	Kosher
Flavor	Kosher
Global Trade Identification Number	00018788801603
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Package Weight	454 g
Item Weight	454 Grams
Item model number	59277
Model Number	59277
Number of Items	1
Number of Pieces	1
Part Number	59277
Product Dimensions	15.24 x 15.24 x 15.24 cm; 454 g
Sea Salt Variety	Real salt
Specialty	kosher
UPC	018788801603
Unit Count	454 Grams

REDMOND First Sea Salt- Kosher Salt, 16in

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