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Subnautica 2: Where to Find Salt and Crafting Recipes

Learn how to find Salt in Subnautica 2 using the Scanner Station and discover essential crafting recipes like Sugar of Saturn and Halfmoon Jerky for better survival stats.

Salt is used in some recipes as a raw ingredient, but more often it is used to make Sugar of Saturn, which is then used in several recipes. For that reason, recipes using Sugar of Saturn will be listed here as well, since salt is still required for them.

ProductRecipeRestoration (each)
Sugar of Saturn (x2)1x Lead, 1x Salt+10 Food
Halfmoon Jerky (x2)2x Halfmoon Fish, 1x Salt+40 Food
Nutrient Block1x Biofuel Block, 1x Salt+40 Food
Chrimoya Chutney (x2)2x Cherimoya Rotsac, 1x Sugar of Saturn+40 Food
Coral Mash3x Coral Shavings, 1x Sugar of Saturn+65 Food
Pavlova1x Deepwing Egg Clump, 1x Sugar of Saturn, 1x Cherimoya Rotsac+80 Food, +70 Water, +10 Health

Salt is one of several materials in Subnautica 2 that you'll need to find to craft items at your Fabricator. Specifically, salt is primarily used to make some of the best prepared food items currently in the game.

Unfortunately, since it is such a valuable recipe item, you won't find it easily lying around near your base like you will Titanium or Quartz and will instead need to venture out a bit to track it down, ideally with some enhancements made to your oxygen capacity.

Where To Find Salt

A dead coral crab surrounded by shells in Subnautica 2.Salt on the Scanner Station in Subnautica 2.

If you'd like to track down salt on your own, one of the ways to do this is with the Scanner Station, which is a machine that you can build on your base. The Scanner Station will allow you to select a material, including salt, and show you all the locations where you can farm it. If you select one of the locations it shows you, it will put a tracker on your map that will lead you directly to it.

Recipes That Use Salt

The recipe for Sugar of Saturn in Subnautica 2.

As mentioned, salt is primarily used in food. The recipes that utilize it generally offer a better restoration quantity, and some of them even boost your health and water values, too, so it's definitely something you'll want to have on hand.

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