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xXAlpaChinoXx
9 months ago

One is written on because it is so prescribed by law, but salt can be used for proper storage until it is used up.

Koettbullars
9 months ago

No, salt is in its pure form infinitely stable. It does not contain unbound water, which means that it does not provide a nutrient medium for microorganisms.

AnderesSein
9 months ago

I assume you mean saline. This has existed on earth for a few billion years. So you can use it without a doubt to season.

Dingeldei
9 months ago

No, it keeps forever

marga60rita
9 months ago

No.

Is more durable than we all together 😉

nobodyathome
9 months ago

That was millions of years in the world and then it shouldn’t get so bad

Nobbe54
9 months ago

The salt has been under the earth for millions of years. If it’s in the sales rack, then something changes?

Nobbe54
9 months ago
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Don’t change anything. Maximum it’s blunting again.

Curasanus
9 months ago

No. Most salt is several thousand years old.