Is it possible to create/market green-colored salt?

That’s a very good idea and I don’t see why you couldn’t just add some food-colouring to salt. To cover your bases, if you feel that it’ll be used often with paprika, I would use a colour other than green. One of the more common forms of colour blindness is the inability to differentiate between red and green (predominantly in men, but still).

You can get black salt and pink salt. You could probably color it with food coloring for a DIY task, but you can buy it already black or pink.

Please describe where I can obtain it in those colors. I’ve never seen it in any color ofther than “clear,” except in a movie theater, where it was yellow, but that was explained as being a butter/salt combination, to add to the buttery flavor of popcorn, to which I am hopelessly (and incurably) addicted

Shoot! I had the green eggs comment already on the tip of my tongue….

If you have high blood pressure, should you be using any salt? There are other things like Mrs. Dash that you could sprinkle on things (and her spices are colored) that could help you see what’s on your food, make it taste better AND help with your blood pressure! :0)

Salt substitutes don’t supply the salty taste that I crave, on certain foods.

Okay, at Amazon you can get them following these links but at my local spice store I can get them much cheaper. You might want to check that out.

http://www.amazon.com/Hawaiian-Black-Salt-Organic-Salt/dp/B000K6X8KI/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=gourmet-food&qid=1221241438&sr=8–1

http://www.amazon.com/Kala-Namak-Salt-Organic-Salt/dp/B000K74EGO/ref=pd_bbs_3?ie=UTF8&s=gourmet-food&qid=1221241438&sr=8–3

http://www.amazon.com/Das-Salt-Gourmet-Finishing/dp/B000ZE9NM2/ref=pd_bbs_6?ie=UTF8&s=gourmet-food&qid=1221241438&sr=8–6

They already have green salt.

It’s usually used to salt the rims of glasses, especially when serving margaritas. It wouldn’t necessarily be “easier to see” when you put it on food because it, like all salt, dissolves and doesn’t really stay green once mixed in.

Here’s a recipe for making your own

@EmpressPixie & jballou & Harp: I’m very grateful for your feed back (forgive the intentional pun).

Here’s Harp’s link, now clickable.

Bacon Salt

‘nuff said.

Thanks! Duly noted, and added to my “Favorites” list.

@JackAdmas checkout http://www.saltworks.us/ they have one of the biggest selections of salt online.
R

Thanks! Again, noted!