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Q: Does anyone know whether the table salt in the restaurants is normal salt or of the Low Salt type? This may seem an extremely trivial question but I am a bit of a salt addict (which I know is not good for me) and I find the taste of Low Salt very unpleasant. If Low Salt is the only choice available then I will be packing my own salt pot!	12 answers 275 views
Submitted by:McCormack, Stourbridge on 4th Jul 2009 Subject: P&O Cruises/Ventura

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Answer by Taylor, Birmingham (05 Jul 09 10:38) to a QUESTION by McCormack (04 Jul 09 10:45)

I should take this with a Pinch of ........

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Answer by North, Huddersfield (04 Jul 09 22:46) to a QUESTION by McCormack (04 Jul 09 10:45)

To be safe take your own

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Answer by Grumpy, Old Man (04 Jul 09 21:22) to a QUESTION by McCormack (04 Jul 09 10:45)

You should team up with 'Outcast' who has an issue with Pepper.

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Comment by Coutanche, Jersey (05 Jul 09 10:11) about an ANSWER by Grumpy (04 Jul 09 21:22)

I actually do not think that 'Outcast' has an actual issue with pepper as his question followed this question!!

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Comment by Grumpy, Old Man (05 Jul 09 23:26) about a COMMENT by Coutanche (05 Jul 09 10:11)

Are you saying that Outcast's question was not a real question? Well - shiver me timbers! It's really not fair that some people do not always post serious questions and answers!!! Just what is this website coming to I ask? .... Grumps

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Comment by Cox, Winscombe (04 Jul 09 22:34) about an ANSWER by Grumpy (04 Jul 09 21:22)

Does that mean that 'Salt' is an old 'Sea dog' sorry for the pun as 'Pepper' is a Black and White cat.

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Answer by Brian, Swinton (04 Jul 09 15:41) to a QUESTION by McCormack (04 Jul 09 10:45)

Did you know that Low salt is not good for you either as the Kidney clinic says its too high in potassiam, its apparently worse than normal salt, it shocked me when they said it , Rock/.sea salt is a little better for you.

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Comment by Wilba, N (04 Jul 09 19:43) about an ANSWER by Brian (04 Jul 09 15:41)

Rock on Brian, I'm with you, it tastes better as well, but why when it says on the packet '1 Million Year Old Rock Salt' do they put a sell by date on it!............Wilba

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Answer by Spartan, kent (04 Jul 09 13:16) to a QUESTION by McCormack (04 Jul 09 10:45)

Standard salt on the table you may need a second pot if you are that addicted LOL Lo salt on request like most things if you don’t ask you don’t get

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Answer by Malcolm Oliver, Essex (04 Jul 09 11:40) to a QUESTION by McCormack (04 Jul 09 10:45)

Low salt, low calorie and low sugar options are never standard on any ship, but normally optional.