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What is the difference between SEA SALT and TABLE SALT and EPSOM SALT?

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What is the difference between SEA SALT and TABLE SALT and EPSOM SALT?

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Sea salt is quite unrefined and has many constituents include potassium, sodium, iodine and magnesium salts. Its very beneficial since it gives a good deal of different nutrients. Often it is chunky and not clear. Table salt is heavily refined and is most sodium chloride, potassium chloride (for low sodium varieties) and a hint of iodine. Not as good, since you’re really only getting a few types. Often finely divided and clearish. Epsom Salts are Magnesium Sulphate pentahydrate (could be hepta, I can’t remember). This is used for increasing the Sulphur or Magnesium content of soil and soaking one’s feet in after a hot day. It is edible in small quantities, but its flavour is an acquired taste. Often clear crystals which turn white after heating and dehydrating.

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