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> There's probably more plastic in the salt than iodine at this point. Probably not in swiss salt tho (it's usually mountain salt, not sea salt).
by tonfa 3y ago
> There's probably more plastic in the salt than iodine at this point.
Probably not in swiss salt tho (it's usually mountain salt, not sea salt).
- ch4s3 3y agoI thought it was clear that I meant that in jest. My point was that the amount of iodine is imperceptibly small.
- masklinn 3y agoPeople almost certainly confuse iodine with anticaking agents.
- tonfa 3y agoBut microplastic in sea salt is a real thing (and might be a bit worrying, personally I now always go for mountain salt, deposited pre-anthropocene era)
- ch4s3 3y agoSure. Even still you’re talking about a highly abrasive product often packed in plastic. But none of that is material to my point.
- caymanjim 3y agoWhat an absurd thing to fixate on. There are a million other things you consume that are going to have more microplastics in them.
- ch4s3 3y agoHaha, I totally agree.