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campari | 15:05 Sat 18th Nov 2006 | Food & Drink
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Can anyone tell me what the difference is between table and cooking salt. Also is it OK to put cooking salt on your cooked meal?
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Cooking salt is just a bit coarser. It`s alright to use either.
15:21 Sat 18th Nov 2006
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Pea pod has your question.

Nevertheless, I would like to say that I buy cooking salt
which is labelled " Ideal for all Culinary purposes" and use it for both cooking and the table.
17:37 Sat 18th Nov 2006
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Sorry:- My poor typing...I left out the word "Answered" in my first sentence; and also a capital letter.

Apologies to you Pea Pod.
17:45 Sat 18th Nov 2006
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In A Pickle.... Please excuse my attempt at humour.......
You are the salt of the earth.....You have pointed out the real truth in matters; and I mean that quite seriously......Ron.
21:35 Sat 18th Nov 2006

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