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Old 03-19-2017, 02:09 PM #2
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my best friend lectures me on salt (skinny lil thang). I read that sea salt is very good - comes in a grinder for easy use. don't buy anything more that 500 mg. salt. usually can buy a low sodium version for soup. brainy
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