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Default A Good, Natural Salt Substitute

Forty percent of Americans want to eat less salt. Lemon drops can act
as a salt substitute. If you like salt on your steak, but know you
shouldn't eat so much salt, put a few drops of lemon juice on the
steak and enjoy the taste. - from the Food section of www.odd-info.com

 
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