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rotuts

rotuts

taste buds get acclimated to salt levels.

 

this is my theory and Im the Index in a study of One.

 

commercial levels of salt are relatively high

 

compared w salt levels of ' home cooking ' from fresh.

 

try a reduced salt ' chip'  and a regular chip.

 

if the regular chip reduced its salt content , no one would buy it.

 

Tj's has reduced salt vegetable chips.  they are quite good.

 

but they don't compare to the higher lever salted chips.

 

that's why 95 %  ( estate ) if chips are very salty .

 

economics of precessed salt.

 

you get used to thelevls of salt in processed food

 

and are disappointed when you don't get that ' zing '

rotuts

rotuts

taste buds get acclimated to salt levels.

 

this is my theory and Im the Index in a study of One.

 

commercial levels of salt are relatively high

 

compared w salt levels of ' home cooking ' from fresh.

 

try a reduced salt ' chip'  and a regular chip.

 

if the regular chip reduced its salt content , no one would buy it.

 

Tj's has reduced salt vegetable chips.  they are quite good.

 

but they don't compare to the higher lever salted chips.

 

that's why 95 %  ( estate ) if chips are very salty .

 

economics of precessed salt.

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