Coarse, sodium free salt alternatives???

[Willie (Green Bay)]

The simple question is this, does anyone make a sodium free coarse granual (think Kosher grain size)?

Background - So my wife has Meniere's Disease which is directly affected by sodium intake, so she does everything possible to eliminate sodium in her diet. She is also potassium deficient. A great find for her was French's NoSalt which is potassium chloride based...win-win for her! The unfortunate part is that it's very fine like table salt. We used to be huge fans of cooking with Kosher Salt, and particularly me for when i made homemade rubs. I feel that the NoSalt is to fine for rubs (anyone else agree?).

I know potassium chloride comes in large pellets because that is what we now use in our water softener. So i know chemically and manufacturing wise a larger size is possible. So i don't know if it's a lack of demand thing, or why it's not on the market. If it truely doesn't exist, could i literally take the potassium chloride from our water softener and grind that down and basically have the same thing as NoSalt?

 

[Joan]

I wouldn't ask that question here, you should ask her doctor or the maker of the potassium chloride.

 

[Willie (Green Bay)]

Our local doctors have actually been very little help since her diagnosis, which took quite some time to finally come to the conclusion of Menieres.
I have reached out to French's with this exact question, but have yet to hear back.
So that's why i am asking here to see if anyone else has already researched this as sodium-free is a popular topic on food forums.

 

[K Kruger]

You need food grade potassium chloride crystals. They are nearly impossible to come by in small quantities. A bit spendy in larger quantities they are nevertheless available here.