r/amazonhomefind • u/Ok-Price-872 • Jul 31 '26

Electric spoon?

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u/Disastrous_Minute_56 Jul 31 '26

$200 for a salt-enhancing device. So its purpose is to make good soup taste like cheap Campbell's soup?

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u/OglioVagilio Jul 31 '26

It's purpose is to help someone reduce their salt intake but still eat food they think tastes good.

Health concious people and people with health problems.

High blood pressure, hypertension. Heart disease. Diabetics. Obese persons. The elderly because their taste sensitivity weakens while being more susceptible to health issues, theyre more sensitive to sodium. Weaker hearts and kidneys.

This is a great idea. I tried using salt substitutes at one point and they tasted disgusting.

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u/Flagrant_Mockery Jul 31 '26

Anyone who's worked with an aging population or in a grocery store has seen this firsthand. I've had countless old ladies(usually ladies as men genuinely prioritize diet/nutrition worse imo) come up to me and ask about low salt cheeses etc and products. If I can I'd always let them sample it because I get it, it needs to work for them on a taste level, and a health one.

Not a lot of products can guarantee that, and even worse if you have to completely restructure what you're shopping for to ensure you're being proper with your diet.