Random observations about salt (sodium chloride), how it's made and its 14,000 known uses written by Dick Hanneman, president of the Salt Institute, the foremost global association in the salt industry.
To the right is the famed $55 million gold, ebony and enamel salt cellar created by the noted Renaissance master Benvenuto Cellini. In May 2003, a thief broke into the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, Austria and made off with this masterpiece of salt art. Last Tuesday, the FBI named the stolen Cellini salt cellar 5th among the top 10 art crimes in history.
For more on salt history see the Salt Institute website.
Dick Hanneman is president emeritus of the Salt Institute, the global trade association of salt companies.
This blog is inactive. The current Salt Institute blog, by the same name, is integrated into the Salt Institute's website, http://www.saltinstitute.org
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home