Reply With QuoteI thinks its just because of the sodium. Personally I like the hot stuff like cayenne and white, red, black pepper...and of course GARLIC (not hot, but just tastes so good).
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- 02-06-2001, 05:07 AM #1Registered User
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are spices such as season all and old bay season going to hurt my diet? i know they're high in sodium, but is there any other reasons why they're rarely ever in a health recipe?
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so as long as i don't get out of hand, it shouldn't hurt? i us old bay on iceland haddock and season all on chicken brests. just enough to add some flavor.
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I don't think it would hurt. Just drink a couple extra glasses of water.
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It shouldn't hurt you if you don't overdo it. You can overdo anything and it will hurt you, the key is moderation.
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thanks guys. i'll keep the amount to a minimum like usual and keep sucking down the water.
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If you like Old Bay then there are a bunch of other spices you can check out that are as good (if not better) that have less salt. Start with something called Jerk. Most Caribbean spices are low in salt and damn good.
Walkerswood is another that comes to mind.
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haven't heard of those before but i'll look for them. thanks
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