Kosher salt doesn’t contain iodine, like table salt does. It tastes clean and bright, and as Samin Nosrat, author of Salt, ...

Unlike kosher salt, iodized salt has a slightly bitter aftertaste ... Unlike table salt, kosher salt does not leave a bitter trace, and it is not as intensely briny, making it a good option ...

And we’re not just talking table versus kosher. images courtesy brands ... but the first being the presumption that all salt was the same—namely, iodized table salt. That’s the stuff ...

As Samin Nosrat explains in Salt Fat Acid Heat, manufacturers began adding iodine to salt in the 1920s when iodine deficiency ...

Kosher salt doesn’t have iodine, though, so make sure you get what you need elsewhere ... It can even be used for finishing a dish, though the fancier kinds (see below) may be better for this. Is it ...

Despite that proliferation, there’s one major downside to Lawry’s and many other mass-produced flavored salts: They include a generous amount of sugar (plus cornstarch and other additives) and are ...

There’s table salt, sea salt, Himalayan pink salt…the list goes on. You’re short on time, exhausted from a long day, and not amused by the mind game that the salt manufacturers and your grocery store ...