“M***f**rs are STEALING our shine” – Joe Rogan is astonished to discover the real origins of the Himalayan Sea Salt
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Joe Rogan on the Himalayan Sea Salt
The UFC commentator and comedian Joe Rogan never has any shortage of weird stories and crazy revelations on his podcast. His podcast is filled with stories that are hilarious as well as terrifying. Some of them are also sometimes unbelievable.
Joe Rogan also discusses and sometimes discovers revelations on many issues. The JRE podcast is also a source of information for a lot of people. His podcast the Joe Rogan Experience is one of the biggest podcasts with over a 100million listeners in a month. The podcast is exclusively available on Spotify.
In an instalment of the JRE podcast, the UFC commentator is joined by Zach Bitter. Bitter is an endurance athlete, ultramarathon runner and coach. He recently broke 2 world records in running: 100-mile as well as the 12-Hour record. Bitter appeared on the #1392 episode of the JRE podcast.
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Joe Rogan unearths the truth about the Himalayan Sea Salt
While discussing the topic of food, their favourite kind of sea salt, and inland sea salt benefits, they also went on to discuss the origins of sea salt. The discussion then shifted to Himalayan Sea Salt. It’s origin and how it’s an inland salt as there is no sea in the Himalayas.
However, Rogan is appalled to find out that the Himalayan Sea Salt has nothing to do with the Himalayas and is actually mined in Pakistan. After the podcast producer, Jamie pulls up an article that states the salt’s origin in Pakistan.
“Himalayan salt is rock salt mined from Pakistan’s Punjab province. When a sea spreading over this region dried up, it was covered by geological shifts, leaving massive deposits of salt scattered throughout the hills. The salt has a pinkish tint due to mineral impurities. It is primarily used as a food additive in the form of table salt but is also used in food presentation.” Rogan read.
Joe read the article and responds, “So why don’t we call it Pakistani(salt),” “If I was Pakistani I’d be pissed, that these m***r f**ers are stealing our shine.” He laughingly added.
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