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sundaynfl
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I usually buy my salt and peppercorns from here:

 

salt traders

 

The peppercorns are great... I highly recommend the Smoked Viking Salt or I take some Hawaiin Sea salt and smoke it. It's great to melt butter reform it and roll the smoked salt into it!... Bier, what do you call it, when you reform butter?? Olive oil with bread gets old sometimes!

 

Dean and Deluca also has a great selection of salts...

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Might have to try that.

 

We use sea salt also. It probably is just me but when I grind sea salt on my food I don't think I use as much as I had been with the regular salt in a shaker.

 

The only thing I have to question is that we need iodine in our body, since we aren't getting it from the salt do we need a supplement?

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Might have to try that.

The only thing I have to question is that we need iodine in our body, since we aren't getting it from the salt do we need a supplement?

 

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I think that we get enough iodine in our foods naturally... so I wouldn't worry about it, our bodies need very little iodine. Countries that have little iodine in thier soil need to have iodine supplements.

 

compound butters (ie: honey butter, cilantro/lime butter, truffle butter, etc)

 

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Thanks Bier! I hear Nut Butter Compound is a favorite of San Fransisco chefs!

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The only thing I have to question is that we need iodine in our body, since we aren't getting it from the salt do we need a supplement?

 

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iodine is found in saltwater fish, grains grown in iodine rich soils, milk (cows receive iodine containing drugs and equiptment is sanitized with iodine containing compounds), and baked goods (through iodine salts used in dough conditioners).

 

average US intake is more than the daily recommendation (150 micrograms)

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I think that we get enough iodine in our foods naturally... so I wouldn't worry about it, our bodies need very little iodine. Countries that have little iodine in thier soil need to have iodine supplements.

Thanks Bier! I hear Nut Butter Compound is a favorite of San Fransisco chefs!

 

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iodine is found in saltwater fish, grains grown in iodine rich soils, milk (cows receive iodine containing drugs and equiptment is sanitized with iodine containing compounds), and baked goods (through iodine salts used in dough conditioners). 

 

average US intake is more than the daily recommendation (150 micrograms)

 

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Thanks guys. Appreciated. Makes me feel better because I've been using it a couple years.

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