You probably know it’s a good idea to eat less salt, or even avoid adding salt to your food. Too much salt can lead to problems, such as hypertension (high blood pressure).<\/p>\n
Last week, Kraft Foods announced they’re going to add less salt to some of their products. They have promised to use 10% less salt in their crackers, meat, and cheese – in some of their 1,000 plus products. Read a news article here from Huffington Post. http:\/\/www.huffingtonpost.com\/2010\/03\/18\/kraft-to-cut-salt-in-its_n_504703.html<\/p>\n
“We are reducing sodium because it’s good for consumers and, if done properly, it’s good for business,” Rhonda Jordan, president of health & wellness at Kraft Foods, said in a statement. “A growing number of consumers are concerned about their sodium intake, and we want to help them translate their intentions into actions.”<\/p>\n
I applaud Kraft, and hope other food manufacturers do the same too. And how about reducing or eliminating added sugars from products, too?<\/p>\n
Do YOU have any experience with reducing or eliminating salt in your diet? Any ideas for how to keep food flavorful without so much salt? PLEASE COMMENT below!<\/p>\n
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