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@Okanagancook, I've ordered some. And I'm hoping that it just adds mostly a "salt" taste. Almost every salt substitute is a combination of herbs and spices.
Which is fine, if you are looking to add lemon and garlic, or a tex mex seasoning to whatever you are cooking. BUT, if you want just a little salt to enhance the flavour
of something that you already have the flavour profile you are looking for, none of the other substitutes I have found work for me.
@Okanagancook, I've ordered some. And I'm hoping that it just adds mostly a "salt" taste. Almost every salt substitute is a combination of herbs and spices.
Which is fine, if you are looking to add lemon and garlic, or a tex mex seasoning to whatever you are cooking. BUT, if you want just a little salt to enhance the flavour
of something that you already have the flavour profile you are looking for, none of the other substitutes I have found work for me.
By Varmint,
