yellow prussiate of soda

[Guest guest]

I would not want to put yellow prussiate of soda up my nose. It is better known as sodium ferrocyanide, but you can understand why they would not want to call it that on the list of ingredients for a food item!

RE: Sea salt (or salts)

I have some sea salt (from McCormick’s) that is labeled as French Mediterranean Sea Salt and the ingredients list sea salt, magnesium oxide and yellow prussiate of soda. It says the last two are anti-caking agents. My other sea salt, which is coarse for a grinder, says 100% sea salt. So that could explain the difference in taste. I know my horse thinks magnesium oxide tastes bad (he gets it as a supplement) so it could explain the difference I taste. I’m guessing the 100% stuff is what you are talking about. And I agree, I really don’t want to put clay or who knows what else from unrefined salt up my nose! J

Thanks for the info.

K.