Why do you use coarse salt and not fine salt for the pasta water?

by Caratteraccio

12 Comments

  1. Alessioproietti

    > C’è sicuramente una differenza di costo tra sale grosso e sale fino: quest’ultimo, dal momento che è sottoposto a maggiore lavorazione, costa quasi il triplo, circa 1,25 euro contro 0,45 del primo.

    Ma l’autore dell’articolo è mai andato a fare la spesa?

  2. The dissolution argument is just plain untrue. At the concentrations of salt and temperature used to cook pasta, all of the salt is going to dissolve into individual ions very rapidly

  3. BaineOHigginsThirlby

    Because using coarse salt makes you look fancy and sophisticated

  4. pookshuman

    I just use coarse for everything …. so it is mostly about just getting a feel for amounts when you use your fingers. You really can’t pick up granulated salt with your fingers

  5. Frankierocksondrums

    I don’t know, seems bs to me. I always use fine salt

  6. tinman821

    i don’t! i want the iodine so i don’t get a goiter

  7. hotgator

    I think it’s because the course salt doesn’t interfere with the olive oil you added to the water.

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