The Salt Book

The Salt Book

David Glynn , Fritz Gubler , Raewyn Glynn
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Jan 1, 2010 · English · Paperback (208 pages)
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Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 208
Language English
Published Jan 1, 2010
Publisher Arbon Publishing
Edition 1
ISBN-10 0980466733
ISBN-13 9780980466737

Description

In a world where culinary delights and health converge, the authors delve into the intricate relationship between salt and our everyday lives. Through a wealth of research and engaging insights, they unravel the multifaceted role that salt plays not only in flavoring food but also in its essential contributions to well-being. Their exploration covers a range of topics, from the historical significance of salt to its modern applications in cuisine, making the book both enlightening and enjoyable for food enthusiasts and health-conscious readers alike.

With contributions from a knowledgeable expert in nutrition, the narrative is enriched by scientific perspectives that highlight both the benefits and risks associated with salt consumption. Readers will find a delicate balance between embracing salt as a key ingredient and understanding its complexities in health contexts. This engaging examination invites readers to appreciate the nuances of salt, transforming a simple mineral into a compelling subject of exploration.

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Science & Technology Cookbooks Health & Wellness
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