Re: Table salt has sugar in it!

[Guest guest]

Well, Cathy..... if the label says " sugar " , and not " dextrose " , I would look

for a different salt.

You want to use an iodized salt..... or a sea salt that has some iodine in it,

naturally occurring.

I've purchase both Hain iodized sea salt (contains a trace of dextrose, but is

okay)... and Redmond Real Salt- all natural sea salt. www.realsalt.com

Patti

Table salt has sugar in it!

I went to the store yesterday to by some more salt. The windsor table

salt I had been using for the past 2 years was in a new box now.

I read the ingredients: salt, calcium silicate, SUGAR, potassium iodine.

Oh no! So I bought some preservative free sea salt.

Could that be why my daughter has craved so much salt since we

started the SCD? It is likely the exact same salt we were using, but

I can't say for sure, as I didn't keep the original bag: was it he

same.Well, I guess that didn't harm her much...just going to school

can be more hazardous.

Can I assume the sugar ingredient on the bag means sugar and not

dextrose(that Elaine said not to worry about)?

Am I the only one who didn't know enough to use sea salt in the first

place?

Sorry for venting my frustration but I don't want anyone else to use a

salt that may not be SCD legal.

Cathy

her celiacs...scd august 2006

[Guest guest]

Cathy,

The only way to know whether or not its dextrose is to write to the company and

ask for it in writing.

Charlene

UC 8 years

SCD 6 years

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Charlene Flikkema

Choir Director

Harvest Bible Chapel Oakville

Spirit Led! Galations 5:16

I went to the store yesterday to by some more salt. The windsor table

salt I had been using for the past 2 years was in a new box now.

I read the ingredients: salt, calcium silicate, SUGAR, potassium iodine.

Oh no! So I bought some preservative free sea salt.

Could that be why my daughter has craved so much salt since we

started the SCD? It is likely the exact same salt we were using, but

I can't say for sure, as I didn't keep the original bag: was it he

same.Well, I guess that didn't harm her much...just going to school

can be more hazardous.

Can I assume the sugar ingredient on the bag means sugar and not

dextrose(that Elaine said not to worry about)?

Am I the only one who didn't know enough to use sea salt in the first

place?

Sorry for venting my frustration but I don't want anyone else to use a

salt that may not be SCD legal.

Cathy

her celiacs...scd august 2006