If you've mistaken salt for sugar: what omens say
Table salt and sugar bear an outward resemblance. SSPDaily reported that sometimes even experienced chefs mistakenly add sugar to a savory dish instead of salt, or vice versa—accidentally pouring excessive amounts of table salt into the dough when they should have used sugar.
To prevent such incidents, it is advisable to store bulk ingredients in containers that are clearly distinguishable in shape and color from each other. But even if an error occurs, it is not a cause for concern. In fact, it is considered a good omen.
What do the beliefs say
According to popular belief, confusion between sugar and salt is considered a harbinger of happiness. It is quite possible that the person who made the mistake will soon be lucky. Good news may be just around the corner.
Furthermore, confusing table salt with sugar is considered a sign that indicates the need to prepare for upcoming changes in life. It is also said that these changes will bring positive results.