lowqualityfacts ,
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Wow.
https://patreon.com/lowqualityfacts

mypalmike ,
@mypalmike@macaw.social avatar

@lowqualityfacts It is rumored that Himalayan pink salt is harvested from the private regions of Gwyneth Paltrow.

Oddel ,
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@lowqualityfacts Himalaya Salt containes no plastic parts out of the sea.

SoyaSuuki ,
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@lowqualityfacts

The difference is from their respective origins.

One was harvested from the Himalayas, the other from the table.

icam ,
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@lowqualityfacts
Quite steep.

msappy00 ,
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@lowqualityfacts

costrike ,
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@lowqualityfacts Totally worth it, tho

nclm ,
@nclm@mastodon.social avatar

@lowqualityfacts “Himalayan sea” 😆

m0xee ,
@m0xee@librem.one avatar

@lowqualityfacts
They make salt out of tables now? O tempora, o mores! 😲

holgerpatzelt ,

@lowqualityfacts not quite, it’s the ecological footprint as well.

wilpercy ,
@wilpercy@mstdn.social avatar

@lowqualityfacts yes, sky high prices and you have to hire a Sherpa to lug it home.

wsrphoto ,
@wsrphoto@sfba.social avatar

@lowqualityfacts Himalayan salt is not sea salt. It's mined in Pakistan and India. Sea salt is derived from sea water. Two different types of salt. Any difference between them or with table salt is personal preference and taste.

apicultor ,
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@lowqualityfacts WTF is this high quality shit?

joevh ,
@joevh@mstdn.social avatar

@lowqualityfacts I have a PhD (Purely hypothetical degree) in salt and studies have shown that salt color depends on elevation. Death Valley salt for example is green.

kbal ,
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Salt color depends on elevation, in that sometimes it looks pink if you're high.

WeirdXmas ,
@WeirdXmas@dobbs.town avatar

@lowqualityfacts Regular table salt is pink?

SebasTEAan ,
@SebasTEAan@emacs.ch avatar

@lowqualityfacts Many people are unaware, that salt changes color depending on the price tag you put on it. It's called luxur sensitive.

anarchic_teapot ,
@anarchic_teapot@lingo.lol avatar

@lowqualityfacts Um, that's a real nutritional fact, although I suppose you could count the colour as a difference.

Pull yer socks up, laddie!

MaJ1 ,
@MaJ1@mastodonapp.uk avatar

@lowqualityfacts That is very close to the truth LQF!

gavin57 ,
@gavin57@toot.wales avatar

@lowqualityfacts It’s all just sodium chloride at the end of the day. 😉

crackamphetamine ,
@crackamphetamine@cyberplace.social avatar

@lowqualityfacts Eso es verdad. Disfruta de tu sal del Himalaya.

woollypigs ,

@lowqualityfacts what not the table or the sea, learn something new every day

nobru ,
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@lowqualityfacts
Waitaminute: this is actually true 🤭

adipoeserPursch ,
@adipoeserPursch@troet.cafe avatar

@lowqualityfacts And iodide. 😁

theklan ,
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@lowqualityfacts that's a high quality fact.

IanDSmith ,
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@lowqualityfacts Quite correct. Salt is salt, varying only in trace minerals which don't affect the flavour.

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