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FREEDOM8111 β Salt Worker
Published: 2007-04-23 10:45:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 2307; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 100
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....this is how ' SALT ' was make from sea water in Asia...Hmmmmmm, i believe a lot not even know ' SALT '
created from this method ????
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Wonderful! I've been looking for a good picture of sea salt harvestors so I could see what the process looked like. I know how salt mines work, but I was always a little foggy on the raking method. Thank you.
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great shot, i love the composition and colors and the texture of the salt!
I have no idea as to the answer to your idea. I know you can buy sea salt.. I am not sure as to the application.
I thought most salt was mined? I think they mine salt in Kansas in America
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Table salt is mined, but it has a mild flavor. Sea salt has a very strong taste, so it's concidered the healthier choice since you use much less to get the same flavor.
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I love the colours and it's such an interesting photo
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This beautiful work has been featured in my journal: [link]
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well i knew it was this method but didn't know the image frm there would be this wonderful
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i love your gallery--you capture alot of Asian culture i never even knew existed
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The process is equal or very similar in Brazil.
Good shot.
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well it makes sense I suppose, rather than creating it en mass in an ionic bond reaction, just evaporate some sea water. A lot cheaper, don't you think?
Really cool photo
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