• buddascrayon@lemmy.world
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      14 days ago

      Being somebody who has to watch their sodium intake due to heart health concerns I would say that Morton is not at all deranged in creating this especially considering I’ve got a container of it sitting on my spice rack right now.

      Though it should be noted I do my best not to think about the fact that KCL is used in lethal injections. 😒 I just thank the gods I don’t have any ulcers.

      • ryathal@sh.itjust.works
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        14 days ago

        It’s more the pure sodium part. Stop, drop, and roll would be a lot more important if it was pure sodium.

      • Kiernian@lemmy.world
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        13 days ago

        would say that Morton is not at all deranged in creating this especially considering I’ve got a container of it sitting on my spice rack right now.

        It has an additional use, too.

        The non-“salt” ingredient here, potassium chloride, is the “harder to find” ingredient in a simple four ingredient rehydration solution.

        The other ingredients are sodium chloride, sugar, and water.

        So equal parts this and sugar in a glass of water and you’ve got yourself the world health organization’s answer to dehydration.

      • qjkxbmwvz@startrek.website
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        14 days ago

        Not at all the statement of a moron: in colloquial usage yeah, salt is sodium chloride, but in in a chemistry setting it is not just sodium chloride. In this case it probably has potassium chloride — a sodium-free salt.