What is a Low Salt Diet?
A low salt diet involves reducing your intake of sodium, typically by limiting processed foods and being mindful of how much salt you add during cooking or at the table. It doesn’t mean giving up flavour. In fact, there are plenty of herbs, spices, and fresh ingredients that can bring dishes to life without relying on salt. People choose a low salt diet for a variety of reasons, including personal preference or simply wanting more control over what goes into their meals. It’s all about finding balance and discovering tasty alternatives that work for your lifestyle.
The NHS recommends no more than 6g salt, or one teaspoon, per day. Cooking at home is one of the easiest ways to track your salt intake, allowing you to swap salt for natural flavour boosters and experiment with new ingredients.
































