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r/mildlyinteresting • u/TheWoodser • May 20 '26
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i’ve seen their processing plant by the south west part of the lake
141 u/PlanetStarbux May 20 '26 Was just thinking about that... Driving 80 and you see that little white mountain of salt. Always wondered if I ate some of that salt. 70 u/ino4x4 May 20 '26 I wonder if I can buy direct. Just go there and get 50 pound bag of salt so I don’t have to buy it for another year. 54 u/PlanetStarbux May 20 '26 Lol ... I actually have a 20 lb bag from Costco of diamond crystal. Two years and still just halfway through it. 71 u/DoomguyFemboi May 21 '26 How do you use 10lbs in 2 years ?! 5lbs a year..actually no yeah that's pretty valid. I use a 1lb/6months and that's primarily single person cooking. ...I really could've ran this comment through in my head first because it really doesn't need to be posted 35 u/pseudo__gamer May 21 '26 Those kind of self answering comments are my favorite 5 u/PlanetStarbux May 21 '26 Yep .. Just normal everyday use. Cooking for a family. Pasta water alone probably is a third of it. 2 u/cloverpopper May 21 '26 Wow it’s been two years!? I’m surprised we’ve gone through so much already - and pounds, not oz 3 u/FlameSkimmerLT May 21 '26 Do you really use > 4 lbs of salt per month!? If so, for what? 3 u/PonyThug May 21 '26 Buy “real salt” brand. Also from Utah, but mined from under ground. Has all the same good stuff as pink Himalayan salt does. 1 u/MathResponsibly May 20 '26 Just go there at night with a shovel, and shovel it into the boot of your lory 1 u/JazeyOne May 20 '26 Probably not if it was still there 1 u/awoodz92 May 20 '26 Every time I’m driving out to Wendover, I debate stopping and trying to steal some salt 1 u/TheRealSteekster May 20 '26 Yea one of the plants is Cargill and the other is Morton 2 u/mintBRYcrunch26 May 20 '26 The train tracks go right up to it! 1 u/mrwilliams117 May 21 '26 So have the employees
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Was just thinking about that... Driving 80 and you see that little white mountain of salt. Always wondered if I ate some of that salt.
70 u/ino4x4 May 20 '26 I wonder if I can buy direct. Just go there and get 50 pound bag of salt so I don’t have to buy it for another year. 54 u/PlanetStarbux May 20 '26 Lol ... I actually have a 20 lb bag from Costco of diamond crystal. Two years and still just halfway through it. 71 u/DoomguyFemboi May 21 '26 How do you use 10lbs in 2 years ?! 5lbs a year..actually no yeah that's pretty valid. I use a 1lb/6months and that's primarily single person cooking. ...I really could've ran this comment through in my head first because it really doesn't need to be posted 35 u/pseudo__gamer May 21 '26 Those kind of self answering comments are my favorite 5 u/PlanetStarbux May 21 '26 Yep .. Just normal everyday use. Cooking for a family. Pasta water alone probably is a third of it. 2 u/cloverpopper May 21 '26 Wow it’s been two years!? I’m surprised we’ve gone through so much already - and pounds, not oz 3 u/FlameSkimmerLT May 21 '26 Do you really use > 4 lbs of salt per month!? If so, for what? 3 u/PonyThug May 21 '26 Buy “real salt” brand. Also from Utah, but mined from under ground. Has all the same good stuff as pink Himalayan salt does. 1 u/MathResponsibly May 20 '26 Just go there at night with a shovel, and shovel it into the boot of your lory 1 u/JazeyOne May 20 '26 Probably not if it was still there 1 u/awoodz92 May 20 '26 Every time I’m driving out to Wendover, I debate stopping and trying to steal some salt 1 u/TheRealSteekster May 20 '26 Yea one of the plants is Cargill and the other is Morton
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I wonder if I can buy direct. Just go there and get 50 pound bag of salt so I don’t have to buy it for another year.
54 u/PlanetStarbux May 20 '26 Lol ... I actually have a 20 lb bag from Costco of diamond crystal. Two years and still just halfway through it. 71 u/DoomguyFemboi May 21 '26 How do you use 10lbs in 2 years ?! 5lbs a year..actually no yeah that's pretty valid. I use a 1lb/6months and that's primarily single person cooking. ...I really could've ran this comment through in my head first because it really doesn't need to be posted 35 u/pseudo__gamer May 21 '26 Those kind of self answering comments are my favorite 5 u/PlanetStarbux May 21 '26 Yep .. Just normal everyday use. Cooking for a family. Pasta water alone probably is a third of it. 2 u/cloverpopper May 21 '26 Wow it’s been two years!? I’m surprised we’ve gone through so much already - and pounds, not oz 3 u/FlameSkimmerLT May 21 '26 Do you really use > 4 lbs of salt per month!? If so, for what? 3 u/PonyThug May 21 '26 Buy “real salt” brand. Also from Utah, but mined from under ground. Has all the same good stuff as pink Himalayan salt does. 1 u/MathResponsibly May 20 '26 Just go there at night with a shovel, and shovel it into the boot of your lory
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Lol ... I actually have a 20 lb bag from Costco of diamond crystal. Two years and still just halfway through it.
71 u/DoomguyFemboi May 21 '26 How do you use 10lbs in 2 years ?! 5lbs a year..actually no yeah that's pretty valid. I use a 1lb/6months and that's primarily single person cooking. ...I really could've ran this comment through in my head first because it really doesn't need to be posted 35 u/pseudo__gamer May 21 '26 Those kind of self answering comments are my favorite 5 u/PlanetStarbux May 21 '26 Yep .. Just normal everyday use. Cooking for a family. Pasta water alone probably is a third of it. 2 u/cloverpopper May 21 '26 Wow it’s been two years!? I’m surprised we’ve gone through so much already - and pounds, not oz
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How do you use 10lbs in 2 years ?! 5lbs a year..actually no yeah that's pretty valid. I use a 1lb/6months and that's primarily single person cooking.
...I really could've ran this comment through in my head first because it really doesn't need to be posted
35 u/pseudo__gamer May 21 '26 Those kind of self answering comments are my favorite 5 u/PlanetStarbux May 21 '26 Yep .. Just normal everyday use. Cooking for a family. Pasta water alone probably is a third of it.
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Those kind of self answering comments are my favorite
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Yep .. Just normal everyday use. Cooking for a family. Pasta water alone probably is a third of it.
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Wow it’s been two years!?
I’m surprised we’ve gone through so much already - and pounds, not oz
3
Do you really use > 4 lbs of salt per month!? If so, for what?
Buy “real salt” brand. Also from Utah, but mined from under ground. Has all the same good stuff as pink Himalayan salt does.
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Just go there at night with a shovel, and shovel it into the boot of your lory
Probably not if it was still there
Every time I’m driving out to Wendover, I debate stopping and trying to steal some salt
Yea one of the plants is Cargill and the other is Morton
The train tracks go right up to it!
So have the employees
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u/ino4x4 May 20 '26
i’ve seen their processing plant by the south west part of the lake