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which averaged together four-tenths of a part in every 1000 of sea water. Common salt containing from 94 to 96 parts ot muriate of soda, and from 4 to 6 parts of other salts in 100 of dry salt.

Typically harvested from underground salt mines versus using salty sea water for sea salt (more on that soon, don’t worry). Table salt is usually processed to remove other minerals and has the ...

They’re the result of months of evaporation, where seawater is drawn into shallow pans and left to bake in the Caribbean sun. The water evaporates, leaving behind salt crystals, which are then ...