How much salt for 1 L at 1%?
1000 ml × 1% = 10 g.
Kitchen
Calculate salt grams when you want 1 L of 1% salted pasta water or another concentration.
Updated: May 15, 2026
Input
Calculate salt grams for pasta water from water amount and salt concentration.
Use this as a cooking estimate. Teaspoon conversion varies by salt type, so grams are the baseline.
Result
10g
Salt needed
1000ml
Water in ml
1%
Salt concentration
If you need sodium restriction or dietary guidance, follow clinician or professional advice.
Use this as a guide and adjust for your real conditions.
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Salt grams = water ml × salt concentration % ÷ 100. 1 L is treated as 1000 ml.
1000 ml × 1% = 10 g.
No. Salt grain size and type vary, so this tool uses grams.
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