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Compound Active ingredient Salt substitute KCl Sugar sucrose Salt Petre KNO3 Vitamin C ascorbic acid Cornstarch...

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Salt substitute KCl
Sugar sucrose
Salt Petre KNO3
Vitamin C ascorbic acid
Cornstarch Cornstarch
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