Salt
Food
Clean-label verdictNeutral
A basic named ingredient. The type of salt matters less than the amount.
Named on the pack, but refined or made in a lab.
Good to know
WHO advises under 5 g of salt a day; Indian adults average about 8 g. Check sodium on the nutrition panel.
Also listed as: iodised salt, rock salt, pink salt, black salt, sea salt, sendha namak
In our catalog
- Farmley: Salt & Pepper Roasted Makhana
- Beyond Snack: Nendran Banana Chips (Coconut Oil & Rock Salt)
- Nourish Organics: Cinnamon Oats Granola
- Timios Melts: Melts Wholegrain Teething Puffs
- JAWAI: Plain Diet Khakhra (roasted whole wheat)
- Sweet Karam Coffee: Nendran Banana Chips
- Nutty Yogi: Fresh Banana Chips — Salted
- Tutu-Me: Kerala Banana Chips, Classic Salted
- JeevGoodness: Homemade Nendhiram Banana Chips
- Healthy Buddha: Nendran Banana Chips (Cold-Pressed Coconut Oil)
- Pavis: Kerala Banana Chips
- Pavis: Homestyle Potato Chips — Classic Salted
- Vrudhi Naturals: Millets Mixture
- Vrudhi Naturals: Red Rice Murukku
- The 1970 Shop: Raagi Millet Matthi
- Sai Akshayam: South Indian Mixture
- Nutty Yogi: Himalayan Salt and Pepper Makhana
- Induben Khakhrawala: Pure Ghee Plain Khakhra
- Nutty Yogi: Fresh Banana Chips — Masala
- Matratva: Organic Bhujia Sev
- Tata Simply Better: Himalayan Salt & Pepper Makhana
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