Cooking TipsWhy Do Restaurants Put Rice in the Salt Shakers? Plenty of restaurants use the “rice in salt shaker” trick. Here’s why!
Cooking TipsPeople Are Making Potato Chip Marshmallow Squares—and They’re Perfectly Sweet and Salty You’ve heard of Rice Krispies treats. But have you tried a Ruffles krispie treat?
Cleaning and OrganizingDe-Icing Your Driveway: When to Use Salt, Sand or Another Ice Melter With snow comes ice, and with ice comes slipping—which means it’s time to think about keeping your driveway and sidewalks safe. Here’s a primer on when to salt your driveway, and when to consider other de-icing methods.
Healthy Living7 Clear Signs You’re Eating Too Much Salt Too much sodium can wreak havoc on your body. Here are signs you need to cut back.
RecipesThyme-Sea Salt Crackers “These homemade crackers are decidedly light and crispy. An addictive snack on their own, they also pair well with a sharp white cheddar.” —Jessica Wirth, Charlotte, North Carolina
MaintenanceHow to Get Rid of Salt Stains in Your Car It’s tough to keep your car looking clean this time of year, especially where carpeting and floor mats are concerned. These tips can help.
Home ImprovementThe Easy Way to Melt Ice You Never Knew About (Hint: It’s Not Salt!) No rock salt? No problem! Here’s how to avoid slipping and sliding on your driveway this winter.
RecipesSea Salt Mint White Mocha Cookies “This recipe came from my mom’s Grandma Alice, who taught her how to bake. Grandma Alice always had a fresh plate of warm cookies on her counter. I learned some of her recipes by heart as a child, and I’ve been making these since high school. They taste like Christmas.” —Kristin Bowers, Rancho Palos Verdes, California
MaintenanceHow to Prevent Winter Road Salt From Damaging Your Car Canadian drivers are all too familiar with the corrosive effect of road salt on a car’s finish and undercarriage. Thankfully, much of that damage can be prevented.
Healthy Food15 Low-Sodium Foods to Help You Cut Your Salt Intake Did you know that Health Canada recommends eating no more than 2,300 milligrams of sodium daily? Here’s a list of low-sodium foods to swap in for 15 high-sodium culprits.
