salt substitute

n.

A low-sodium food additive that tastes like salt, such as potassium chloride, and is used as a dietary alternative to salt.

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Nearby words

seize, seize on, seize up, seizin, seizing, salt substitute, sejant, sejant-erect, sejanus, sejm, sekhmet

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