Microsalt 50% Less Sodium Salt, Regular Salt Substitute, Seasoning Salt for Cooking, Seasoning and Baking, Full Flavor, Less Sodium, 6 oz

I’m supposed to eat limited sodium but hate the potassium mixes and the substitutes aren’t the same especially when cooking. Yes this is fine powder but I really don’t salt my food directly often but I’d recommend pouring on your hand and sprinkling it on if you do. For cooking I searched on the product website to figure out how much to use when cooking and it said half of what the recipe calls for and that’s been working great and it’s half the sodium so it’s like the potassium/sodium mix but without the bitter taste. If you want or need to use real salt but are on a low sodium diet I’d highly recommend.

The salt is okay, but two of the tubs I purchased had defective bottoms, and the product ended up on my trouaera and the floor.

I liked this, but my husband was put off by the sweetness. It's half salt and the other half is maltodextrin.

It's salty, but more a powder than granules. Very salty even tho half the sodium. But, you might not always want to use it because the powder clumps until you thoroughly stir it into whatever you are adding it to.

Looking to cut back on sodium I was really excited to find this product I read about it on their own website and decided to go ahead and buy it since it is nothing but pure salt with reduced sodium per serving it is micro ground into a super fine, soft powder that allows it to flavor your food using less and dissolves and mixes into the food much faster then the larger crystals and so far we like it a lot. We don't use a lot of salt so we're still playing with how much we need for each meal we cook but the fact that a quarter of a teaspoon has 148 mg of sodium and a quarter of a teaspoon of regular salt has approximately 600 that's a big difference. Hope they stay in business!!

I liked the actual product but trying to sprinkle some on my food and the entire top came off and all was lost. Maybe do better at securing the lid to stay on

Yuk. Powdery and weird tasting. Would not buy again. I threw it all away.

It is a very good tasting salt substitute. My husband and I are on a low salt diet and it tastes good too!

Tastes as it should. Like salt! But healthier as you need to use less.

I am trying to reduce my salt intake . I thought I had the answer in this product , but it doesn’t help me as I don’t think it tastes like salt at all .

The product works brilliantly - sprinkle a dusting of salt and you get the same taste/flavour and boulders of normal salt. We swapped the Microsalt out of dispenser it came in and that makes an enormous difference - the holes are too big in the standard container, I think. But as for the health benefits, we are keen to cut down on salt but going entirely salt free is very hard so Microsalt is the perfect compromise.

Don't try to use this `so called' salt to add to cooking water as it produces a disgusting scum which has to be spooned off. I was shocked that the product was in powder form and more or less unusable as a salt substitute. Won't get fooled again

Flavour is about right, but product has a fine powder texture, which clumps and becomes sticky when wet, difficult to distribute onto a meal or snack