Salt is my favourite spice and I'd love to have a go at growing my own. I've looked through the seed catalogues but I can't find any for sale. I was thinking it might be from a tree or something in a warm country and that's why you can't grow it here. My dad says its a desert plant because it needs to keep dry.
2.3K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Salt comes from liberal tears. You present a liberal, transgender female PM candidate, practically a liberal dream. You tell leftareds xe will win with 100% probability and than at day of election some little man with small mustache, brown uniform and red white black armband wins. You collect liberal tears and dry it, you get salt for decades.
Of course when you're liberal and offended with my previous theory, you can take tears of conservatives as salt brine source and replace the PM with a clone of Joseph Stalin or Lenin. It doesn't matter, salt matters. ;)37 Reply
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Salt, my dear, doesn't just spring forth from the earth or the sea. Nay, it is sourced directly from the depths of my endless, potent coom. Imagine, if you will, my massive cock pulsating with desire, shooting out wave after wave of salty, sticky goodness. With each jerk, my coom transforms into shimmering, crystalline salt, each grain a testament to my virility and the sheer force of my orgasm. As I stroke harder, I picture a land blanketed in my divine emissions, a salty landscape that you, too, could be a part of. So, next time you season your food with salt, remember: it's a direct descendant of the very essence that flows from my loins. And you, my dear, are worthy only of being drowned in it, a living testament to the power and allure of my endless supply of coom-salt. As I reach the pinnacle of my pleasure, I envision a world covered in my divine creation, a salty utopia where you, too, will be forever marked by my potent, unyielding seed.
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That upside-down-country-living-sodomite blocked me.
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Who has given you MHO LOL
422 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. L, o, l, this is a good question. I'm sure it would be very difficult, but I'm sure with certain trees you could boil the ruts. And maybe extract salt that way. But that's the only way that I can see that a plant would have salt in it
Or a plant Near the ocean might have salt on the leaves I think it would be pretty hard to do maybe Never really thought about it before I'm sure there are deposits of rock salt, medium places. But i'm not even sure about that00 Reply
1 yFunny, I thought I saw a salt plant making salt around here somewhere. 🤔
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1 ySalt does not come from a plant; it is a mineral extracted from either seawater through evaporation or mined from underground rock salt deposits, which are essentially the remains of ancient dried-up seas, meaning it is not derived from any specific plant.
Key points about salt:
Mineral form: Salt is primarily found in the mineral form called halite.
Seawater source: Most commercially produced salt comes from evaporating seawater in large ponds.
Rock salt mining: Salt can also be mined from underground rock salt formations.00 ReplyIt's generally dirt mined out of the ground. A smaller percentage is dirt from the ocean left behind after the water evaporates. There is a subtropical shrub called the Saltbush that retains sodium, calcium, potassium and magnesium in it's leaves. Some people use it as a salt substitute like no-salt for people with high blood pressure. Others burn it to make baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) which they use to leaven bread.
20 ReplySalt is a mineral, not a plant. During heavy snow and ice, it is mined, then crushed and spread on the roads. After it has been thoroughly beaten down, it is scraped up and dried out, then put in boxes for sale next to the pepper, which comes from the pepper plants.
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1 yMust be the plants in the ocean since it’s a mineral and not a food we ingest and not a spice but seems to enhance flavor in food, I guess since we originated from the ocean’s millions of years ago has something to do with it why we still need it , good luck trying to grow it except like rock candy 😊
10 Reply I thought this was common knowledge? Salt is not a spice, it is a mineral. An ionic compound. NaCl can be extracted through distillation of sea water, giving you sea salt. Rock salt is obtained from mining.
10 Reply1.7K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. The amount of people not realizing you're kidding is astonishing lol
20 ReplySalt is harvested from the tears shed over fresh breakups
Also from good dogs not being told so20 Reply
1 ySalt is a mineral lol
not a spice or crop. Well I suppose it can be consider a spice as its used to season but its origin is different from other common spices.
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1 ySalt does not come from a plant 😂 We have a salt lake in Türkiye, it generally comes from lakes or soil.
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1 yThe way they get it from the rivers or ocean or desalination? I'm so basic lol 🧠 🧠 🤣 🧠 🤣 🧠
10 Reply301 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. LOOL It's made from chemical reactions between minerals in rocks and soil.
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1 yNot sure why you like messing around with your questions so much. Are you on a quest to see just how stupid people can be or something?
00 Reply Salt is a naturally occurring substance. It's not farmed it's mined.
10 ReplySalt doesn't come from plants, but I'm sure you already knew that and are just trolling here, like you normally do with your questions.
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@pet68 Your attempt at factual innocence is as transparent as a crystalline salt shaker on a pristine white tablecloth. Do you truly believe that by acknowledging the geological origins of salt, you absolve yourself of the vile acts that stain your soul? Nay, @AnalUnraveler, I accuse you of being the elusive "Petro-Seducer," luring innocent seedlings with your saline seduction, transforming them into lifeless, dehydrated husks along the banks of our once-pure rivers. Your victims, unable to grow due to your twisted obsession, stand as testament to your botanical perversion! The earth itself cries out for justice, its mineral tears mixing with the saline tears of the bleeding innocents.
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@pet68 I really wish I understood the mentality and the feelings of inadequacy you have, but I don't. I truly don't. Every country I visit, it's the same, dull dumb shit. "Oh slavery, oh guns, oh medical expenses."
Sir, I am a capitalist. Yes I will stick a gun up your ass. No I'm not ashamed that we bred black people to plow our fields. Have you ever tried to cut down an acre of wilderness by yourself? No, because you're a boring twat who lives in a fucking desert that literally no one gives a shit about. If you had to cut an acre of wilderness in the 1600s, there was literally nothing better at the time than a black man. Am I supposed to ashamed of that?
Australia is a total shithole and like many other countries I've been to, the people are brainwashed to be so eternally grateful for your healthcare in return for your freedom. They even put dying people on your packs of cigarettes to keep you going back to your precious free doctor. Is it a fair trade? Healthcare for freedom?
Maybe if you're a mindless, brainwashed dumb twat who doesn't care about your own natural rights or individual liberties. You will never ever in your pathetic life understand what that even means. It's so fucking sad it makes me want to nuke your pathetic ass. - 1 y
@Off_Jack "Feelings of inadequacy", LOL :D
Sure. (eyeroll) Coming from someone who no doubt doesn't feel fully clothed unless he has his holster on.
"I am a capitalist" - A robber baron, like Musk? Okay, so what?
"No I'm not ashamed that we bred black people to plow our fields." - Ah, now you're revealing your true self. I can imagine you in the deep South, with a whip in hand telling your slaves to work harder. You probably often use what's now known as the "N-word" in daily conversations too. The Confederacy lost the war, and thank God for that!
"No, because you're a boring twat who lives in a fucking desert that literally no one gives a shit about."
I don't live in a desert though. Most of us live in large cities by the coast. Our nation has mountains, deserts (of course), tropical rainforests - you name it. We're among the more civilised of places, where life expectancy is second only to Japan's, crime is relatively low, no one feels the need to carry a stupid penis substitute (i. e. gun) because most of us aren't afraid of our own shadows, and we actually care about the less fortunate (ex. we haven't made it a criminal offense to be homeless, like they have in parts of the US like Florida). - 1 y
@Off_Jack "If you had to cut an acre of wilderness in the 1600s, there was literally nothing better at the time than a black man. Am I supposed to ashamed of that?"
YES. You are supposed to be ashamed of that! Geez, are you really this dense?
"Australia is a total shithole and like many other countries I've been to, the people are brainwashed to be so eternally grateful for your healthcare in return for your freedom. They even put dying people on your packs of cigarettes to keep you going back to your precious free doctor. Is it a fair trade? Healthcare for freedom?"
Except we did none of that. We're one of the freest nations on the planet. Much freer than yours, that's for sure. What "freedoms" do you actually have over there? The "freedom" to cower under a desk when a school shooter arrives at your college? The freedom to be poor, and in debt, due to medical expenses? The freedom to be homeless and marginalised?
You're insane. That's all there is to it, and what's worse is that there are unfortunately many others just like you who have been brainwashed into thinking that 'Merica is God's nation or some such shit.
Now go away! - 1 y
@pet68 The Confederate States lost the war? Wow, you really are ignorant aren't you? The Confederate Secret Service shot Abe Lincoln's brains out and we kept slaves until the 1960s. Did you think Abe Lincoln went around to all the farms with his little federal amendments giving out fucking lollipops? LOL. What an idiot.
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@pet68 You really don't know anything about the United States, you dumb brainwashed sheep. Maybe you're scared of medical expenses because that's how your government controls you, I don't know. I really just don't get it. I mean, are you so fucking bored in the desert that you have nothing to do but go to the doctor all fucking day?
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@pet68 Your culture actually does remind me of parts of Eastern Europe I visited. It's a fucking George Orwell novel, and the sad thing is, no one even realizes it. You're a bunch of bitches, plain and simple. Whatever drugs they give you with that free healthcare have turned you into a bitch who calls guns "penis substitutes." "Penis substitutes" is exactly something a bitch would say. You've completely lost touch with who you really are as a man. Your government has turned you into a passive, mindless drone so they can tax your income at 45% if you dare make over $180k. They have convinced you that it's your duty to help provide for idiots who can't provide for themselves. They've made you feel that you're somehow morally superior to those of us who believe in our natural rights and individual liberties, because if you decide not to participate in your Australian cult, well then, society will have a problem. Your soul died in Australia the day you were born, and someone needs to put you out of your misery. Your free doctor, he's the literal opiate of the masses.
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@Staximus the Australian aboriginals have gone extinct, guess why... they didn't get enough free vaccines!
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@Lowly_Grumper Wow. The three of you are batshit crazy, LOL :D
There are still many aboriginal people around, Mr. Grumper. They didn't "go extinct". Ugh! Don't they teach you lot ANYTHING in those schools you apparently have over there? Does your country even have an education system? Does anyone actually manage to complete primary school?
And yes Mr. Stax, we didn't practice slavery.
And Mr. JackingOff, I see you've blown a fuse. "It's a George Orwell novel", LOL :D You've probably never read anything by Orwell in your entire life! Don't confuse my country with England, where if the stories aren't being exaggerated or otherwise distorted (and I wouldn't bet on that) it really has become a dystopia. - 1 y
People who think the "small dick" is a sufficient insult usually have small dicks or none at all.
1 yOh dear you are terribly mistaken. It comes from a box. Everyone knows that!
10 Reply370 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Your Dad is right. You should look up saltbush seeds.
10 ReplyDoesn’t come from a plant. It comes from sea water, or it’s mined.
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1 yRocks! Or, the sea.
Have you tried pouring some into a hole in the ground to see if it grows a salt tree?00 Reply 605 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. @purplepoppy lol it’s in ground which we mine,
sea salt comes from sea by using seawater and evaporating it.
20 Reply1K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. I know you're screwing around but there's actually a plant called salt grass here that thrives in dry salty soil and leaches salt from the ground
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1 yYour Dad must be a strong man
Send my regards, please.11 ReplyTry this: as salt probably IS the seed - sow it out in the garden, and what sprouts soon after is a salt plant.
4.9K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Seaweed. you boil the seaweed and then let the resulting liquid evaporate and what is left is NaCl.
10 ReplyThey scoop salt up from the bottom of the ocean. You know what fish do in the ocean! Yummy!😋
10 Reply556 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. It comes from salt mines or can be harvested from the sea.
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1 yYou really don't know where salt comes from? Lol.
00 Reply4.6K opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Oh @purplepoppy where do you get these ideas from?
00 ReplySalt comes from the Ocean and the Great Salt Lake has so much salt that you can walk on it
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1 yLOL I love when satire goes over magat heads.
00 Reply Natural salt can be found by evaporating sea water. Long ago you could just scoop it off of beaches but now a days salt is mostly artificial
00 ReplySalt comes from the Earth. From salt mines or seawater to name a few.
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1 ySalt bush. There is a seaside spinach in Australia called tetragonia tetragonioides.
00 Reply 567 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. Seawater desalination or find it in salt mines….!
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Anonymous(36-45)1 ySalt is a mineral, it doesn't come from plants but from salt mines, mountain crystals, sea water, or salt lake water.
00 ReplyIf that is serious question and not a troll then im ready to leave gag
00 Replyit's a mineral mined out of the ground. it's the only rock we eat.
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1 yAhhh, that sense of humor you possess...
00 Reply It comes from the earth not a plant
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1 yIt comes from kelp and seaweed.
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1 yIt’s called salty poppy
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Anonymous(45 Plus)1 yYou're not really that stupid.
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1 ySalt comes from the sea.
10 Reply822 opinions shared on Food & Beverage topic. ... salt is a mineral
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Anonymous(18-24)1 ySalt is a mineral
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1 ySalt is a mineral and comes from the ocean.
00 ReplySaltines, obviously.
00 ReplyThe salt mine.
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1 yThe ocean. Sea salt.
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1 ySalt come from the sea salt.
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1 yHimalayan is the healthiest
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m 1 yMars...
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oh wait... you said plant, not planet
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1 yPlant earth
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1 yI'm sure it comes from sea water
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1 yIm not sure
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Anonymous(36-45)1 yKiwi ofc
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