If you are trying to lower the sodium content of tuna packed in water, it is important to drain it well. The amount of sodium that can be removed by rinsing will depend upon how the tuna was processed, but it may not be a high percentage. Tuna is a saltwater fish, and additional salt has been added in its processing.
If you are on a low-sodium diet, the best recourse is to purchase tuna (canned or packed with either spring water or oil) where no further salt is added during the processing of the fish.
A lot of them have high sugar and salt content
Rinse them in clean water
Rinse your body in water.
put some tomato. that will dilute the curry and balance the salt level by karunaidoss.
Remove some of the water and refill it with fresh water.
Yes, it is possible.
This is a mixture of water and sea salt to pour over something to rinse it. Depending on what it is used for the temperature of the water can vary.
There might be too much salt in (canned) anchovies for it to be really healthy in all aspects but the protein content and the fat quality is among the best you can find.
If the salt has dried, scrape off as much as you can. Then rinse the clothing in hot water until the salt has dissolved out of it. If your clothing is made of a delicate fabric, read the label to see if it can handle hot water.
Depends on the amount of salt in the canned food liquid.
If by salt rinse you mean saline solution, then yes. You can use saline solution on any open wound to clean it.
You can try adding more white wine (not vermouth) lemon and butter. There's really no way to remove it. You can dilute it or rinse the shrimp and start the sauce over again.