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Hi,

I was hoping for bacon that did not contain any additives but have not been

able to source any. Our local supplier has organic bacon that they make

using brine and salt petre, but when I looked up salt petre I found it was

sodium nitrate although somewhere else it said it was potassium nitate....

I guess either is bad... any comments?

Did it used to be made using only brine? " Salt petre " sounds like a pretty

ancient thing, though, and has quite a long history for preserving meats.

Helen

Helen East

Research Centre for English and Applied Linguistics

University of Cambridge

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