On Jul 4, 3:43?pm, Dee Dee > wrote:
> On Jul 4, 2:46 pm, Sheldon > wrote:
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> > Um, all salt is sea salt... but salt sold as "Sea Salt" is raw/
> > harvested sea salt, it has not been purified, except that they try to
> > pull out all the floatsom/jetsom; turds, tampons, and condoms.
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> Hmm, I'm wondering if this is the reason that Brittany sea salt is so
> valuable; there are no added condiments as described.

Be more specific, I've no idea what exactly you're asking... but no
"sea salt" is pure NACL... I guarantee your Brittany salt contains
lots of garbage... garbage doesn't evaporate, it's left behind with
all the other elements. Only the H2O evaporates from harvested sea
salt... I'm sure the harvesters pick out the visible turds, tampons,
and condoms but you can bet your bipee small bits remain, but those
are least of the problem, because they cannot pick out the salts of
mercury, cadmium, manganese, etc.

Below is sales hype nonsense for the low IQers...

> http://www.wildernessfamilynaturals....ant.mvc?Screen...
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> "As water naturally evaporates out of shallow costal pools, salt
> crystals slowly form. The task of harvesting this salt is done
> entirely by hand using traditional Celtic methods. No mechanical
> machinery is ever used and no metal ever touches the salt. Nothing is
> added and nothing is removed. This time consuming and labor-intensive
> process produces a superior sea salt."