Re: Re: Bounds Electric Flax Seed Mill

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Mine didn't. It was too wet.

Steph

Re: Bounds Electric Flax Seed Mill

>A coffee grinder works great for this.

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[Guest guest]

What in the world do you mean by salt losing its live activity

when ground? Salt sure seems to me to be about as dead as it gets.

Alobar

On 1/3/08, sunnymilanna <sunnymilanna@...> wrote:

> It is not a good idea to grind Celtic Sea Salt because it loses it's

> live 'activity' once ground/broken down...

[Guest guest]

I have to agree. Salt is not alive, ground or not. RoniAlobar <Alobar@...> wrote: What in the world do you mean by salt losing its live activitywhen ground? Salt sure seems to me to be about as dead as it gets.AlobarOn 1/3/08, sunnymilanna <sunnymilanna > wrote:> It is not a good idea to grind Celtic Sea Salt because it loses it's> live 'activity' once ground/broken

down...

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[Guest guest]

I'll third that. It is filled with minerals which are not alive.

Steph

Re: Re: Bounds Electric Flax Seed Mill

I have to agree. Salt is not alive, ground or not.

RoniAlobar <Alobar@...> wrote:

What in the world do you mean by salt losing its live activitywhen ground? Salt sure seems to me to be about as dead as it gets.AlobarOn 1/3/08, sunnymilanna <sunnymilanna > wrote:> It is not a good idea to grind Celtic Sea Salt because it loses it's> live 'activity' once ground/broken down...

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