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Pasta by itself, e.g. straight out to the box, has almost no salt at all. However, most of the sauces that people put on pasta, such as tomato-based sauces, cheese-based sauces, meat-stock-based sauces, etc. have high salt contents which means that the resulting pasta dish could have very high salt content.

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