Hi, Christine. We do test our recipes with non-iodized salt, primarily for flavor reasons when we're developing or testing recipes. If we're trying to isolate which ingredients in a baking formula are doing what, it's easier to isolate salt from leavening if we stay with a non-iodized salt. Susan
February 26, 2018 at 2:05pm
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