Saxa Table Salt 500 g

Having owned a Sony Ericsson W800i for over 2 years and forever on the lookout for a suitable replacement, I finally found the W880i.My main demands from a phone are not great. They are as followsFirst and foremost, it must work well as a phone.Second, it must be stylish. An attractive design.Thirdly, it must be a good music player.Fourth, it must be intuitive to operate.Fifth, it must interact with my Computer adequately.Sixth, useful other functions.The W800i ticked all but the last box for me the Sony Ericsson PC Suite software is truly terrible.The W880i however, makes leaps and bounds.First as a phone, it works admirably. The signal strength is consistently good, the quality of the vocal reception is excellent, the volume of calls is great. I cannot fault it. ... MoreHaving owned a Sony Ericsson W800i for over 2 years and forever on the lookout for a suitable replacement, I finally found the W880i.My main demands from a phone are not great. They are as followsFirst and foremost, it must work well as a phone.Second, it must be stylish. An attractive design.Thirdly, it must be a good music player.Fourth, it must be intuitive to operate.Fifth, it must interact with my Computer adequately.Sixth, useful other functions.The W800i ticked all but the last box for me the Sony Ericsson PC Suite software is truly terrible.The W880i however, makes leaps and bounds.First as a phone, it works admirably. The signal strength is consistently good, the quality of the vocal reception is excellent, the volume of calls is great. I cannot fault it. Battery life is excellent this is something that can be said for practically all Sony Ericsson phones these days.Second as a style icon, it is a master of form triumphing slightly over function. The only downside to its design is the size of the buttons, which take some getting used to. If you have have chubby fingers, steer clear of this device. But if you have normal fingers hehehe once youve adapted to the spacing, youll get on fine. The size of the phone is just right, and it is an awful lot thinner than its predecessors. Saying that, its just the right side of thin for it to not feel too thin, but it is not so thick as to look like an ungainly bulge in ones pocket. The construction is solid as a rock, with no squeeks or loose bits. The front is metallised while the rear is a rubberised plastic which makes for a grippy nonslip surface very handy, and quite unique.Note that this phone comes in two colour formats. Silver front with a black back, and Black front with orange numerical keys and an orange back. I chose the BlackOrange variety as I wanted something a bit different. It certainly turns heads of people who have never seen one before.As a Music Player it trumps the W800i with ease. Coming with a capacious 1Gb M2 Memory stick it can store plenty of tracks. The Walkman music software is up to version 2.0 now and works faster and more reliably than before. There is a small dedicated Walkman button on the side of the phone to shortcut launch the Music player although this only works if the phones keypad is unlocked. Once playing you can lock the keypad and use the adjuster toggle on the other side of the phone to adjust volume up and down, or if you hold it in up or down then it will skip tracks forward and back. I much prefer this to the old W800is rocker button arrangement, as it means you can just flick it up a couple of times in your pocket without having to get a grip on the button. The sound quality is superb through the admirably good quality supplied canal earbuds which come with 3 sizes of fitment to suit different ears.To operate, I have been an increasing fan of Sony Ericsson user interface. Having been lumbered with the use of many phones from all different manufacturers, and I can easily state that Sony Ericsson have by far the best and easiest user interface for their main line of phones. The simple icon layout and intuitive menus require little brain power to decipher. Everything is where you would expect it. The screen is clear, bright and easy to read. The supplied Themes and graphics are of a good standard. The supplied ringtones are acceptable, although I find it preferable to use a Music Track that I have stored on the Memory Card as my allocated ring tone. Texting works well once youve gotten used to the keys, and in Predictive mode it seems to have gained a degree of extra helpfulness, by remembering sentences you have used recently to help save you time on reentering. Also, when you send a Text message, it frees up the phone and continues to send the message in the background, instead of hogging the screen while it sends.And heres the biggie. PCinteroperability. I am happy to say that Sony have made some advances in this sector, and whilst still not up to what I would consider to be the standard Nokia PC Suite, the new version of Sony Ericssons PC Suite works. It actually works. Thats an improvement right there over the old one, which I consistently had to reinstall every time i connected my phone. The layout of the new program is more userfriendly, and things appear to be laid out in a logical manner. Depending on what task you want to conduct will instruct the phone to either stay in its current state, or restart in Mass Storage mode which deactivates the phone temporarily whilst the phone deals with certain tasks. This I found a little unusual, but as it worked, Im not complaining. Music transfers still take an inordinately long amount of time, just as previous. But then if you choose your music wisely, you can save yourself the hassle of going through that routine too often.As for other functions, it has 3G capabilities, so it has a camera on the front as well as the back. The main camera is 2Megapixels, although it has lost the Autofocus and illuminating light facilities of the previous generation. While some may consider this a major loss, if youre like me and only use the camera for very very casual snapping, it is of no concern. The remaining fixedfocus unit still takes perfectly good shots, but you need to be in good light.The W880i has also had to sacrifice the FM Radio. Again, some may consider this a loss, but as Id had the W800i for 2 years and not once listened to the Radio, I knew this would not concern me.There are a couple of basic games, but these are of no interest.On the whole, its a very impressive phone and I am delighted with it, and to sum up, if your main priorities in a phone are Style and Music, this has to be the phone for you. If you demand more from your phone, like a more featurepacked camera or the ability to use other applications, I suggest you look elsewhere.Criticisms are as follows Keys may be too small for some hands No FM Radio No light for camera Fixedfocus camera Sim card is REALLY hard to get out once youve got it in. Invest in a pair of tweezers to increase your chances of getting hold of it again.Pros are as follows Great design, slim and sturdy Functional and easy to use Excellent music player Impressive battery life Generous 1Gb supplied Memory Stick M2 Decent provided stereo earbuds.

Let's get real it's salt. Not much more to it other than the universal Seasoning designed to make everything better (especially chips). This size is perfect though I can take it to work for dinner and lunch in my bag quite easily and it doesn't spill thanks to its handy twisty lid to close it. It's also small enough for me to hide in the kitchen at work without others stealing it ;). Best to use while you're cooking or a sprinkle on top of your plate at the end or both if your sodium blood levels can take it! Buy SAXA salt the uber Seasoning!

The salt had a prominent flavour that brings out the taste in food. It mexies well with other food items, dispersing evenly. At home, I used it in most meals I made. At work, I used some on the lunch dishes I bought to eat. The salt itself is on par with several other products on the market. I like the size of the packaging. It's incredibly handy for many purposes.

Reviewing salt is a tricky one. At the end of the day salt is salt. This salt doesn’t taste any different to others. I usually buy the pink flake salt and prefer to use this in my cooking. However I do like to keep a small pack of salt in the cupboard for emergencies. This pack is perfect for that. As described it is picnic friendly and easy to take camping as well.

I first of all like the size I was able to try, it’s just the perfect size to have on hand, literally. With my wrists being bad this is a great size to pick up. It holds quite a bit and not big and bulky. I’ve used saxa for a long time, but never went for the smaller one, glad I got to try it though. It’s great to have on the table or near your barbecue or to take on a picnic. The taste is great on literally anything, wether it’s for seasoning or to just add some more on your plate. The other bonus is it is made in Australia. Pricing is great and packaging has, from as long as I can remember been the same which is great to see. You can pick Saxa products anytime anywhere on the supermarket shelves. WillContinue to keep buying them. Thank you.

I mainly use salt when I eat steak, make playdough, or make any baking recipe that requires it. In this case I used it on a steak I cooked in the grill. It definitely enhanced the flavour! I also love the small size of this container. It would be perfect for camping without taking up too much room. The easy pour opening is definitely a good feature too.

The salt is a neutral salt good for seasoning and using for things like salting water for pasta. The only thing I would say it doesn't do which some other salts do is provide a more interesting taste like a Pink Himalayan salt would for example. I used it in two different applications for salting my water when making pasta and using it with pepper to season steaks. It worked well in both scenarios providing a nicely salted pasta without it being too overpowering and a well seasoned steak. It compared well with other salt products that I have used I would just use it more in a cooking sense rather than to finish off a dish for that I would go with something that has a bit more character too it.

Tastes like salt. The 125g bottle is very cute and convenient to keep in your kitchen or to take on a picnic. It's also a great size when you live on your own and only have a small pantry. I have the same brand and sized bottle in the table salt version. In a blind test, I would not be able to tell the difference. Still added good flavour to my spaghetti.

Saxa table salt is an iconic household staple. I usually buy the bigger bottles as it's more cost effective. This little size bottle was a once off purchase and is perfectly compact for picnics, outdoor BBQs or just to leave on kitchen table within easy reach to season meals. I like the hole selection options to chose whether you want to dispense a sprinkle of salt or a pouring of salt. Once the small size bottle runs out, I can easily refill it for next time.

It s salt. It s salty

Well it's salt and it's uh salty so that's good right? As yet I'm still a little skeptical about the dispenser built into the top though. It's functional don't get me wrong only I'm not so sure that it will be adequate for every scenario - namely when cooking as it's actually not too bad if you're say using it to sprinkle salt over your salad. Technique is important though I guess as is the dish insofar as the amount of salt that it requires and maybe even if it is a hot or cold one. In any case the contents can always be transferred into a dispenser or dispensers that work(s) best for you (Though please don't use one where you simply dip your fingers or even hand in to grab the amount you need. Yuck!).