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. 2015 May 6;19(6):983–987. doi: 10.1017/S1368980015000944

Table 1.

Sodium and potassium content of standard breads and reduced-salt breads in a feasibility and acceptability study of salt reduction in partially baked breads, Spain

Standard bread Salt reduced bread
Na K NaCl Na K NaCl
(mg/100 g) (mg/100 g) Na:K (Na×2·5) (mg/100 g) (mg/100 g) Na:K (Na×2·5)
Type of bread n Mean se Mean se Mean se Mean se n Mean se Mean se Mean se Mean se
Group A 8 591 2·9 139 3·5 4·28 0·11 1483 7·2 10 425 3·0 338 3·9 1·26 0·02 1062 7·4
Group B 11 583 4·8 151 6·5 3·92 0·16 1463 6·9 12 423 6·1 342 8·5 1·26 0·03 1059 15·0
Group C 7 529 4·5 176 4·6 3·02 0·10 1318 10·6 10 387 5·7 358 5·9 1·09 0·04 967 16·9
Total 26 577 4·6 151 4·1 3·89 0·12 1442 11·9 32 417 4·0 344 4·2 1·23 0·02 1043 9·9

Group A, breads containing bran; group B, various breads containing seeds and/or other cereals; group C, breads containing rye and seeds.

All differences between standard bread and salt-reduced bread are statistically significant (Student’s t test, P<0·001).