Nu-Salt Sodium-Free Salt Substitute, Contains Potassium Chloride, Table Salt Alternative, Vegan, Good For Chips, Pretzels, French Fries, Popcorn Seasoning, 3oz Shaker Bottle (Pack of 12)

Nu-Salt is a great sodium-free alternative that tastes similar to regular salt. It’s perfect for low-sodium diets, though the flavor can be slightly bitter to some. Overall, it’s effective and affordable. Got it for my grandma

Best product to use when ur on a no salt or low sodium diet I’ve been using this for a long time now and be it taste just like real salt

This tastes just like salt. Wish the potassium content was lower

I apologize to anyone who does not have this taste problem with "Nu-Salt".First let me say, I am trying to reach the US RDA for adults of 4.7g of Potassium per day to combat severe edema. I was rarely salting my foods, but I was hopeful that low potassium (about 2g/day) with above recommended sodium intake (>=1.5g/day, not good) were to blame. Upon finally getting near 4g/day of Potassium including from supplementation, not only did I finally get control over my edema, but I started to experience many positive medical effects that I was ailing from and didn't realize getting the right amount of potassium was such a necessity. (not only do we need 4.7g/day of potassium, but it is necessary to keep the potassium to sodium ratio a little less than 5:1).Now, I salt my foods with Potassium Chloride when needed (I buy no salt or low salt products now, which I never did before) and put "better" salt back in using Potassium Chloride (a potassium salt) further lowering my sodium intake while increasing my potassium intake. A win-win deal. :-)Just a tip about using Potassium Chloride to replace Sodium Chloride (common table salt): some brands of Potassium Chloride, or potassium based salt... however you want to remember it, have a very thin line for taste tolerance from being just right to overwhelming the taste of the food you are trying to salt it on with an unpleasant metal taste. I found one product on Amazon that has a much greater margin of error when salting with it, which is so helpful, especially when new to using Potassium Chloride to substitute for table salt."Nu-Salt", unfortunately, has that narrow margin of error when salting my foods. If it's low sodium broth or hard boiled eggs, I just add more broth or eggs, but commonly, you can't always correct over salting so easily. I've wasted too much food, even when salting a little, then tasting a little and repeating as needed. That's why I say it is a narrow margin of error, because I so try to not over do it, and then suddenly, with just a little more added, the food taste like metal and I ruined it.Oh, want to know the Potassium Chloride based salt product I am now using with the wider margin for error when salting my foods? It's "No Salt". I won't touch "Nu-Salt" anymore. I bought both potassium products from Amazon. I do realize that everyone's tastes are different, so you may actually have a different experience and prefer "Nu-Salt". For me, I'm sticking with "No Salt"... and yes, there is less potassium/gram in "No Salt" than in "NuSalt", which may be the sole difference in taste for me.Want to know one of the many unexpected improvements I got when focusing on my Potassium intake and reducing my sodium intake to the ratio of about 5:1, respectively?Potassium lowers blood pressure; sodium raises it. Yes, I had a nearly instant observation of lower (average) blood pressure when I started to get near the 4.7g/day of Potassium goal (and, respectively, near the almost 5:1 ration of potassium intake to sodium intake. Don't forget, I have mild hypertension and even I noticed a difference. It was only a few digits down on both blood pressure numbers, but I will take it!I will post pretty much this same review for the "Alta" Potassium Chloride pills and the 2 brands of Potassium Chloride salts, "No Salt" and "Nu-Salt", so if you see my posts repeat itself, please don't get upset with me. I let you know ahead of time. :-)

I bought it for table salt substitute to help increasing potassium intake.Taste is slightly different and it's a bit more intense; however, the taste is like "mineral water" if I add a teaspoon into 8oz/240ml water and there's no salty taste.It takes time to get used it but it's worth.

Mis read the label didn't realize how small these are. It was smaller than a normal salt shaker. For the price not sure i'd re order unless I was in a pinch. Their okay for the price with a very bad chemically aftertaste i'm not used to

This salt substitute might seem pricey for its size, but I got it specifically for the potassium, not as a regular seasoning. I use a small amount in my morning fasting drink to help balance electrolytes. Since I don’t need more sodium, this is a convenient way to get potassium support. The shaker is small, but it lasts a long time with light use. Perfect for my current diet goals.

Just received. To us...tastes very very close to salt. Just ordered more. That said, has a very, very slight bite to it. Wife has low kidney function and water retention.. using a diuretic. Will be great for us. Thank you.