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Salt, We all LOVE it!!

greggdrews

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What is the food you always find the need to salt?

Margharita salt or sugar rim? Love to hear what flavor rim you think is better?!
 
Margaritas are salt on the rim, on the rocks. Anything else is a Slushie.

Salt goes on everything.....well most everything.
 
Mashed potatoes for the food that needs it most.
 
Oh and +1 to sugar rim
 
Margs with nothing on the rim and on the rocks
 
rocks w/ salt on the rim, ldo.

needing salt on food usually means it wasn't seasoned properly while cooking.
 
Pretzels.
 
Roast beef sandwiches


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Eggs for me. I just can't cook up some eggs in any fashion without adding salt at some point.
 
salt on the rim and always on the rocks.

an often under salted food is steak. and french fries.


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Tomatoes require salt


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French Fries.
 
Mash potatoes and french fries.

Salt with lime in Corona.

Sugar all day long on the rim!
 
Potatoes in any form need salt.

Not a margarita drinker, but I would go salt over sugar on the rim.
 
I will cook with salt, but I never reach for it once I’m eating.

And I’m not crazy about margaritas, but I prefer them slushy with no rim.
 
Popcorn:popcorn:
 
A big soft pretzel needs salt. Everything else, depends on how it was seasoned during preparation.
 
Pretzels, over medium eggs, hard boiled eggs, mashed and baked potatoes, corn on the cob.
 
I avoid salt to great extremes. But popcorn without salt is like hotdog without mustard. And that’s my salt intake st home.
 
Corn on the cob and ritas on the rocks. Anything else that needs it wasn't done right in the first place.
 
Salt, Salt and more Salt!!!
 
On the rocks with salt (I won't turn my nose up at a frozen one though)

French fries usually get some salt, although I try to avoid pouring it on
 
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