Anything I can do to lessen the salty taste ?
1776624
I suggest you weaken the butter mixture that's added after baking, or perhaps use half.
1776625
The biscuits alone are not salty. The salty taste is from the herb bag. Use half of it or just skip it.
1776626
Maybe use unsalted butter. Most of us like the salty taste and that is why we make them. Good luck.
1850164
Take a cloth or paper towel soaked in vinegar and wipe it out really good. The acid in the vinegar will clean the soap out of it.I clean mine in the top rack of the dishwasher, and that doesn't leave a soapy taste. You might try not using soap at all, just soak in very hot water, if you don't have a dishwasher. Be sure not to use abrasive pad to clean it either. That can damage the surface.
60674
I put in warmer water..and swish it around..and then using a long stick w/ a small towel rubber banded to the stick, clean it out....the water tastes great...
2129669
I haven't had the issue but here is what I might try if I had.1) boil the strainer (quite a while, at least an hour) in water with some dish soap. This would hopefully remove any acidic and neutral materials contributing to the taste2) If that doesn't work, try the same thing this time using vinegar (clear white) which would remove any basic materialsI hope that it works for you
1736778
Empty out the salt and wash it out thouroughly, during the hot months the salt will get moist and not grind thru, best to just use a regular saltshaker with dried rice mixed in with the salt to absorb moisture and yu never have that problem
263743
Sea salt definitely. That's what I have in mine. Course kosher salt should also be fine.
2084052
The salt is quite coarse - more like Kosher salt. I would suggest trying it out first and then buying a grinder if necessary
1689994
Paste and it is pretty salty, so with cooking use less salt in your recipe. But it is the best I have ever tasted.
832816
Buy some lard at the grocery store and re-season them by puting them in your oven for about an hour at 350. Should cure the problem.
1973621
White vinegar, but there should be instructions how to do this. I would go to the manufacturer's site and see if the directions are posted there. Salt will just add more hard water build-up.
53784
Get some mineral oil and rub it into the board. It should clear those spits right up.
999506
You can try 4 things: >Use a little less water than called for >Add some cornstarch (it won't affect the taste) >Add some flour >Stir in some real mayonnaise as needed
2190464
plain old table salt works fine. 1-2 teaspoons is sufficient in a small footbath. More makes the machine beep a warning that the AMPs are too high. Salt mixes nicely with warm water.
804316
Make sure you know how to dilute the Peroxide. The salt is just quality salt, use it on food or you can bathe in a tub of warm salt water.
838091
Cut it a bit shorter than usual and use slightly stiffer dough. Use lots of semolina as you cut it.
544678
I had the same problem and what I did was microwave some water to a boil, put in the desired amount salt and let that dissolve while I ran my bath. What I didn't like about the product was the pink bath tub ring it left.
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You can add Real Salt into the water as well. Contact them for "recipe." The water doesn't taste salty and it's the cheapest method to regain mineral content.