saltless

• “By them, he said, the defects of all other spiritual exercises might be remedied, and without them those others were saltless, that is, without savour.”

  The Spirit of St. Francis de Sales

• “I'm not just talking about dashing salt on food to make it tasty (though imagining a life of saltless popcorn or mashed potatoes conjures unpalatable images of cardboard).”

  Louise McCready: Salty Sweet

• “Apologies for the advice, but your retort was saltless and bland.”

  Let's Get Cultural: Cycling Causes Importance

• “And the dim grey roar of the saltless ocean of my self”

  Poetic Obituaries: Others worry about blindness as much as I worry

• “Instead, I'll snack on butterless, saltless popcorn, which I enjoy and often eat anyway.”

  Still More Fun With Meds (Maybe)

• “Pathmark had a sale on frozen pretzels, I like mine saltless, and I bought two packs, hell, you don't get much better than $5 for 5 if you shop at Pathmark pick them up, heat them up in the micro or stove, you've got a 100 calorie snack.”

  Archive 2004-06-01

• “Molluscs keep best on ice covered with a damp cloth, and should not be allowed to sit in a puddle of meltwater, which is saltless and therefore fatal to sea creatures.”

  Simon & Schuster: On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen

• “Because there is always leftover stale saltless bread in Tuscany, cooks never have to make the bread stale or make croutons as described here.”

  Simon & Schuster: THE TANTE MARIE’S COOKING SCHOOL COOKBOOK

• “MONTREAL BAGELS are saltless; however, I prefer a little salt in mine.”

  Simon & Schuster: Celebration Breads

• “You may very well remember how my father Gargantua (whom here for honour sake I name) hath often told us that the writings of abstinent, abstemious, and long-fasting hermits were every whit as saltless, dry, jejune, and insipid as were their bodies when they did compose them.”

  Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel

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