Flake salt is produced when salt water is heated, allowing the water to evaporate and leaving behind larger crystals than you find in typical rock salt. Some varieties, like the French fleur de sel, ...

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India depends on Pakistan for rock salt The item we are talking about is rock salt, a key ingredient used in religious ceremonies by Hindus.

(A good ratio is 1 gallon water to 1 cup rock salt, but this is not an exact science; you want to create salty water.) Stir occasionally until all of the salt crystals are completely dissolved.