Mom, what are those silvery sand piles?
Those are salt mounds. Those squares of small fields are salt pans.
Where does the salt come from?
What do you see there?
The sea.
Well, it comes in through this canal and salt water gets trapped in those pans. Sun causes evaporation to produce salt, which is racked into those piles.
They look dirty!
It’s cleaned before being sold as rock salt.
Do we use it at home?
Of course. Rock salt is organic.
Just remembering.
What?
We are called to be the salt of the earth!
MULLINGSPICE 
That it did. Thank you!
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And now they keep telling us too much salt is bad for our diet!
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Actually, not enough salt is also dangerous!
Thanks for reading!💐
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The discovery of salt certainly transformed the eating and preserving of food.
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Thank you!
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The mystery of salt revealed. Good story.
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Dear Sabina,
A story to savor. 😉 Nicely done.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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i was about to fall asleep when the ending woke me up with a jolt. well done.
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Thank you!💐
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Thought it would! 😊😊😊
Thank you!
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You have really caught on.
I was waiting for someone to do so.
Good for you!💐💐💐
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😁😁😁🙏🙏🙏
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My roommates used to call me crazy when I would eat salted butter rice for days. I was pretty poor but salt definitely made my life bearable. So I guess I owe a lot to Sodium Chloride haha. Great story! Really interesting concept, I never really think about where I get all the salt I eat.
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Thanks for saying so!💐💐💐
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That was an informative post – and not in a boring way!
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We do need salt… just in the right amount
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Thanks a lot
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Exactly!👌😊
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Great story about how sea salt is produced.
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