Potassium Chloride Powder 2 Pound - Sodium Free Salt Substitute - Filler Free, Easily Dissolves, Unflavored - Mineral Electrolyte Hydration Fluid Balance - Source of Fruits, Vegetables

I don't know what exactly to say except that is is potassium chloride. I use mine to make my own electrolyte drinks at home. It cut costs and I know what is in it. This bag has been lasting me a very long time. Quality is good. Price is good per amount.

This stuff has been great for all my soups, spaghetti sauces, chilis and roasted chickens. For the large pot dishes I recommend doing a lot of tasting along the way. I find I need to add more than you would with normal sea salt. For general table salts on eggs and the like I recommend the Lo Salt versus straight potassium chloride. It can be a little funky if you’re tasting it straight. It’s a fantastic option when you use it enough and figure out how much works for each recipe.

Great no sodiumsalt replacement

Great product

I've used this several times to add a salty taste to several dishes. Anything that has a lasting aftertaste, or is a slightly bitter dish to begin with, seems to work pretty well with potassium chloride. I've used it in thick stews and soups, salads, and eggs so far. I've still used some salt. In most cases, it's a nice way to keep the sodium intake lower. I'm sure eventually I will find dishes in which I only use the potassium, but I'm still learning. Please note that anything which involves a chemical reaction with sodium will not work with this potassium chloride. Baking is right out.

It works well in the salt shaker. It has a very salty taste, so to begin with, use sparingly then add to taste. Compared to grocery store salt substitutes which come in 3oz or so containers, this 2 lb purchase was definitely a good price per ounce.

White powder... It is what it is: Pure potassium. Nice to add to foods if you have muscle cramps. Mix with traditional salt as the potassium does have a different taste alone.

A good product that arrived on time and seems high quality. The one flaw is that the nutrition information on the package has a serving size of milliliters, instead of a typical volume measurement like 1/4 or 1/8 tsp. I had to do the math myself.