Morton All-Purpose Iodized Sea Salt, 26 oz
Morton All-Purpose Iodized Sea Salt, 26 oz
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Morton All-Purpose Iodized Sea Salt, 26 oz

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  • Morton® Sea Salt crystals are harvested naturally from the sea
  • Iodized: This salt supplies Iodide, a necessary nutrient that supports thyroid function.
  • Blend Smoothly: Morton® Fine Sea Salt crystals dissolve quickly and blend easily, making them ideal for baking, soups, sauces and marinades.
  • All Purpose: Morton® Sea Salt crystals measure like table salt, making the perfect choice for everyday use. Use in everyday cooking, baking, seasoning and filling shakers on your table!
  • Trusted Morton Quality since 1848: We make sure only the best salt crystals reach your plate, so every dish you create will be as flavorful as you intend.
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Nov 24, 2025
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I do eat some seaweed but we all should get the iodized salt. Some brands I have tried lately had way too much anti-caking agent so there would be a white powdery cloud when you pour it. Sea salt contains every mineral known to science including gold. There are 3 to 8 pounds of pure gold in every cubic mile of sea water. I also like the sensible recyclable paper container they use. The aluminum pour spout can be removed and dropped into an aluminum can you are going to recycle.

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Oct 11, 2025
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Clean and Reliable Sea Salt

Perfect everyday salt with added mineral benefits. This Morton All-Purpose Iodized Sea Salt is excellent for daily cooking. I like that it's iodized for thyroid health and made from sea salt, which adds a nice balance of natural minerals. The texture pours smoothly and seasons evenly, making it great for everything from eggs to soups. It's dependable, flavorful, and one of those staple ingredients every kitchen should have. Helpful Insight: Store it in a dry cabinet and keep the lid tightly closed — it prevents clumping and keeps the salt flowing freely in humid weather.

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Nov 4, 2025
Ed
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Salty and Delicious!

At first I thought it was kinda strange to review salt but then it occurred to me that maybe some people never had salt before and here they are shoppin Walmart online wonderin what the heck it is. Well, salt, especially this here Morton salt, is just the best! You can sprinkle it on food and for some reason known only to scientists it just makes things taste better. Try it and tell me I ain't lyin! Start with a little because a little bit of salt can go a long way. It's best on things like steaks and potatoes and veggies but I wouldn't put it on ice cream or toast. Or jello. Maybe a little on cantaloupe but that's a personal decision. You can put a little bit in some water if you have a sore throat and gargle with it. My aunt Dotty used to put salt in her boiling egg water to make them eggs peel easy. I knew this one fella, Jimmy, who used to put salt on his scrambled eggs but that ain't for me. My wife Willa puts salt on the cutting board and scrubs the grease off it. Some people are called the Salt of the Earth which I think is a compliment though honestly I don't really know what that means. I think it means they're good folk, like Willa, but she sprinkles a little salt on her fresh chocolate chip cookies so I don't know.

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