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Default Sour salt

Lately I've been exploring the various cuisines that make up my ethnic
background (in no particular order they are Polish, German, Russian,
Jewish). In some Polish dishes I've run into a spice I've not seen
before - sour salt. Checked Penzey's and they don't list it. Anybody
know of an online source?

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