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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What is with some people’s absolute fear about salt? I’ve never understood it. Especially old people.[/quote]

What is with some people's assumption that using less salt means no salt? No one on here has said they use zero salt.[b] Just because some of us find restaurant food too salty doesn't mean we go salt-free at home. [/b]I am always thirsty after a restaurant meal. I certainly use salt at home. (Morton's kosher salt if you must know.) Just not nearly as much![/quote]

This is fine. That's not the issue here. There is a difference between "Restaurant is too salty" and "Restaurant food is too salty [i]for me[/i]". The latter is an opinion, is not right or wrong. The former is an objective critique about the proper salt content for recipes in the context of a certain cuisine and/or dish; this is a right our wrong statement.

And we are not talking about salt added to disguise bad food to begin with. People here are referencing find dining, Jose Andres.

"Jose Andres food is too salty[i] for me[/i]"  - opinion. Don't eat there. Nobody cares.

"Jose Andres food is too salty."  - not opinion. Your Spanish cuisine, restaurateur, cookbook recipe publishing bona fides overrule Jose Andres? You're simply an idiot.[/quote]

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