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Seasoned salt
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A salt that has a base of regular salt along flavored with other seasonings such as dry mustard, garlic powder, onion powder and paprika. the term also refers to a salt that is combined with only one other seasoning, such as onion salt or garlic salt.
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Salt, английский
- A crystalline compound, sodium chloride, nacl, occurring as a mineral, a constituent of seawater, etc., and used for seasoning food, as a preservative, etc.
- A chemical compound, sodium chloride, that can be mined from the ground or harvested from the sea. today most salt is mined from large deposits that have remained from dried salt lakes. it is a commonly used flavoring used to enhance and add a distinctive
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- [1] slang term for a seaman with many years’ experience. often preceded by “old.” [2] a preservative and condiment.
- To accidentally or purposely introduce extra amounts of a valuable or waste mineral into a sample, such as a sludge sample, to be assayed.
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Salt, шведский
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Salt acid, английский
Salt annealing, английский
Salt anticline, английский
Salt balance index, английский
Показатель солевого баланса
Salt bath, английский
Salt bath heat treatment, английский
Salt block, английский
Salt boot, английский
Salt bottom, английский
Salt bridge, английский
Salt cake, английский
Salt composition, английский
Salt content, английский
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Sel de mer, английский
Evaporated mediterranean sea water (photo at left). it contains trace minerals and nutrients that are not found in refined salt. it is generally available in fine and coarse grinds.
Sea salt, английский
- Or sel de mer or sale marino or bay salt
- A broad term that generally refers to unrefined or minimally refined salt, containing trace minerals and naturally evaporated from a living ocean, sea or bay. it is harvested by channeling ocean water into large clay trays and allowing the sun and wind to
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