Salt Mill Salt Source

[Mike Goetzke]

I built a salt mill and am confused with all the different salts available. Any recommendations?


Thanks,

Mike

[Scott Hackler]

Any grocery store will carry sea salt in coarse size. It is in the spice section.

[Chris Fairbanks]

Check out http://www.saltworks.us. They have a varity of coarse and extra coarse salts in 5lb and larger bags. I use the pink Himalayan salt and everyone seems to love it.

[Mike Goetzke]

Any grocery store will carry sea salt in coarse size. It is in the spice section.

I'll have to look at the selection in the store- the Morton Coarse grind sea salt my wife found is only slightly coarser than table salt.

[Randy Red Bemont]

Check out http://www.saltworks.us. They have a varity of coarse and extra coarse salts in 5lb and larger bags. I use the pink Himalayan salt and everyone seems to love it.

I too use the Himalayan pink. It has all the good stuff still in it unlike regular table salt. I get mine on Amazon.

Red

[Joseph M Lary]

+1 on the Himalayan pink salt ,I have also used alder wood smoked salt great on a steak.

[Tim Browne]

As Scott mentioned, try the course sea salt for grinders. Wally world has it but buy in a container you can see in, some "course" salts are not course enough. The course pink Himalayan sea salt is also a great choice. The nice thing is the sea salts are healthier overall as they're lower in sodium and higher in beneficial minerals than table salt.

[Neal Daughtry]

All kinds of salts for your grinder on Amazon. I also use the Himalayan pink salt.