No kind of salt is haram; its only haram if its pork derived, of any food specifically forbiden by Islamic dietary laws. If it has pork in it then, not likely.
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Salt in Chinese is 盐 (yán).
At 1919 Lanzhou Beef Noodle (Chullora-Halal) in 4346+R9 Greenacre, New South Wales, Australia, we often get asked if noodles are haram. The answer depends on the ingredients and preparation. Plain noodles made from flour, water, and salt are halal by default. However, what makes them halal or haram is the broth, meat, and seasonings used. As a Chinese restaurant fully certified halal, we ensure all our beef, oils, and spices meet halal standards. Our signature hand-pulled noodles are made fresh daily and paired with slow-cooked halal beef broth, making them completely permissible for Muslim diners. Key points to remember: Basic noodles are halal. Check the broth and toppings. Certified halal restaurants like ours guarantee compliance. So yes—when you dine with us at 1919 Lanzhou Beef Noodle (Chullora-Halal), you can enjoy your noodles with confidence. Visit Now: maps.app.goo.gl/SENokqWcArJcZEJ87
1. There is nothing in 'Chinese salt' that is any different from 'American salt' or 'French salt'. Some brands of 'Chinese salt', however add in Spirulina Algae, which is, in fact, quite good for your health. Unless you're allergic to Spirulina. 2. CHINESE SALT IS MONO SODIUM GLUTAMATE.YES ITS HIGH INTAKE CAN CAUSE HEART ARREST N ITS MINOR SIDE EFFECT IS GASTRIC DISTURBANCE.IT CAUSES CHINESE RESTAURANT SYNDROME.
no, it is not halal
It is halal if from halal meat.
salt
it is halal
anything that does not contain non-halal animal fats and alcohol is halal
Chinese salt can be harmful to you only a little bit more than regular salt. Our American and sea salt are harmful too because too much could cause artery hardening. Please note that in Chinese food there is a 20% increase of food poisoning, but it does not apply to seasoning.
halal
it is halal