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"That's Himalayan salt, it doesn't contain sodium."
    Posted by JT on 30 Dec 2010. + () - () Permalink
Potassium chloride is sometimes sold as "salt substitute", and tastes very similar to table salt.

As for "Himalayan salt"... a bit of Googling doesn't find much about its detailed composition, but does find a lot of material that wouldn't be out of place here... such as "Crystal salt is immune to electromagnetic fields", and "Himalayan salt is called white gold because it contains ions of stored sunlight." Jeezus!
    Posted by Wrongfellow on 30 Dec 2010.
OK, ignore my first comment - Himalayan salt is indeed, as you'd expect, mostly NaCl. [+]
    Posted by Wrongfellow on 30 Dec 2010.
...and stored sunlight.
    Posted by JT on 4 Jan 2011.