nitrite salt is more cheaper and local to me than sn, are there any differences?
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if_i_make_it
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- Apr 30, 2026
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its low concentrations of SN (usually 6.25%) mixed with table salt. not deadly.
atre
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- Nov 18, 2024
- 68
Nitrite salt can mean a bunch of things, it is not a technical term. It could mean:
1) Normal table salt (NaCL) mixed with little amounts of sodium nitrite. This is sometimes called as curing salt.
2)SN that we know of. (Which is what you want, sodium nitrite)
3)Sodium Nitrate.
Be careful not to buy NITRATE. It should say NITRITE.Similar threads
