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To: djf

Costco has 50# buckets of salt for $37. If someone does buy one or these buckets, I’d recommend splitting the salt into smaller containers and then resealing them. This would give it a much longer shelf life.


71 posted on 11/04/2011 7:07:44 AM PDT by Stonewall Jackson (Democrats: "You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy.")
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To: Stonewall Jackson
Costco has 50# buckets of salt for $37.

Where I live the regular cartons of salt are $ .50 (50 cents) in the local stores. The containers are 26 ounces so that works out to about $ .31 a pound.
At that rate you can get 50 pounds for $15.50.....


76 posted on 11/04/2011 8:05:36 AM PDT by Iron Munro ('We do have tough gun laws in Massachusetts; I support them.' -- Mitt Romney)
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To: Stonewall Jackson

Just a note, Salt literally cannot go bad. Salt can only be diluted or polluted. Nothing can live in salt, so the cheapest salt is usually found in baking sales (coming this month!), I picked up a 39 LB box (24-26oz cylinder boxes) for about $8 either early this year or late last year. As long as it doesnt get wet it will be fine. You can put it into a bucket, too.

“I’d recommend splitting the salt into smaller containers and then resealing them. This would give it a much longer shelf life.”

This would probably help you keep it manageable and keep it from getting wet, or all of it getting contaminated, etc. But just remember, it can’t spoil, so keep it clean and dry and you’re golden.


89 posted on 11/04/2011 10:58:44 AM PDT by JDW11235 (I think I got it now!)
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