#SaltStory - Twitter Hashtag

Dinesh @Harshal_Dinesh

1 day ago

नमक से जुड़ी ये बात शायद आप नहीं जानते होंगे! #IndianHistory #SaltStory

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Saajh Khadkha @saajh15

7 days ago

नुन यति सस्तो कसरी भयो? | नुनको हजारौँ वर्षको अनौठो इतिहास 👉For more information,click here; https://t.co/e8fgQMOmUA #saltstory #documentary

saajh15's tweet photo. नुन यति सस्तो कसरी भयो? | नुनको हजारौँ वर्षको अनौठो इतिहास
👉For more information,click here;
https://t.co/e8fgQMOmUA
#saltstory #documentary https://t.co/jTf7x8QZzK

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Aamir khan @TheNewDiplomatX

about 1 year ago

In the lab, seawater isn’t sun-dried—it's science-tuned. > 🧪 Evaporated to isolate salt > 🔬 Filtered to purify > 🧂 Crystallized into NaCl > From ocean essence to chemical clarity. > #LabLife #SaltStory #ScienceThread

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Blackthorn | Scottish Sea Salt @BlackthornSalt

about 6 years ago

Exciting #times! Master Salter Gregorie would have paid more attention to his look if he’d realised this was to be ‘the shot’! Here he is again, in the @thetimesscot, right next door to @TomKitchin- honoured! #scottishproduce #seasalt #salt #sustainable #SaltStory #westcoast

BlackthornSalt's tweet photo. Exciting #times!
Master Salter Gregorie would have paid more attention to his look if he’d realised this was to be ‘the shot’! Here he is again, in the @thetimesscot, right next door to @TomKitchin- honoured!

#scottishproduce #seasalt #salt #sustainable #SaltStory #westcoast https://t.co/1e8iIh9cXK

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J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works @JQDsalt

about 8 years ago

#SaltStory: In 2013, we decided to bring back the old family business and produce salt again to the public. 5 years later and we're producing over 16,000 pounds of salt per year!

JQDsalt's tweet photo. #SaltStory: In 2013, we decided to bring back the old family business and produce salt again to the public. 5 years later and we're producing over 16,000 pounds of salt per year! https://t.co/bBt48TMJ24

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J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works @JQDsalt

about 8 years ago

#SaltStory: The Kanawha Valley quickly became the largest salt producing area in the US, producing more than 3 million bushels of salt per year. In 1861, the Kanawha river flooded and wiped out most salt producers in the area leaving our family’s business without competition.

JQDsalt's tweet photo. #SaltStory: The Kanawha Valley quickly became the largest salt producing area in the US, producing more than 3 million bushels of salt per year. In 1861, the Kanawha river flooded and wiped out most salt producers in the area leaving our family’s business without competition. https://t.co/iMkXinOBSr

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J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works @JQDsalt

about 8 years ago

#SaltStory: Our ancestor, Colonel John Dickinson, was awarded land in the Kanawha Valley in 1774 during the Battle of Point Pleasant. His son, William Dickinson, developed the first salt well here in 1817, simply using a hollowed-out tree trunk for piping.

JQDsalt's tweet photo. #SaltStory: Our ancestor, Colonel John Dickinson, was awarded land in the Kanawha Valley in 1774 during the Battle of Point Pleasant. His son, William Dickinson, developed the first salt well here in 1817, simply using a hollowed-out tree trunk for piping. https://t.co/WMwhFqgoYq

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J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works @JQDsalt

over 8 years ago

#SaltStory: The ocean left behind salt deposits deep underground, that once laid at the bottom of the ocean. These deposits were discovered in the 18th century by settlers in the area.