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Salt flakes might be better name for corn flakes, some countries!
William Atkins
Sunday, 26 July 2009 17:32
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They found that one single product has different salt content depending on which country it goes for consumption.
Likewise, a Bacon Double Cheeseburger from Burger King contains 3.2 grams of salt in Brazil, while in the United Kingdom, the same burger only contains 2.1 grams of salt.
The group states that differences in salt amount in these breakfast cereals and fast foods depend on various reasons such as government restrictions on salt, cultural preferences, and the amount of salt available in regions of the world.
For instance, the government of the United Kingdom is actively trying to reduce the amount of salt in food, which is why foods in this country, generally, contain less salt in the same foods in other countries.
For more information on the amount of salt in these foods, go to the WASH article “New Research reveals huge differences in salt contents in global brands.”
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