Salt in Australia

[TomBarnett]

So I gather that Morton's pickling salt is the best because it has no impurities in it, but haven't heard whether or not it has a favourable sodium content (if that even exists between different salts).

In Australia I can't find Morton's and it would cost me seventy dollars just for shipping so it's out of the question. Does anyone know of a suitable alternative I can find? At the moment I use celtic sea salt and himalayan rock salt (both organic) but I know that Ray advises against sea salt (not sure about organic celtic version though).

Thanks:)

 

[charlie]

nwo2012 lives in Australia and maybe knows how to get Mortons canning.

 

[Mittir]

Just did a google search and found this Australian website
ozfarmer.com/pickling-salt‎
Their picking salt does not have any iodine or anti-caking agents.
I think any picking salt will do, it does not have to be Morton's.

 

[juanitacarlos]

I buy mine from here. It's way cheaper than ozfarmer. There's no additives also.

 

[Nate]

Coles cooking salt is addive free!