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Eating salt is the kind meant for cooking and eating. It's table salt.
This word is a jukugo that uses the on'yomi reading for the kanji, but you haven't learned the on'yomi reading for 塩 yet, so here's a mnemonic to help you:
Back in the day, you were only allowed to use table salt at the end (えん) of the meal. It was precious commodity, so to discourage people from using too much of it you could only use it at the very end of the meal.
食塩水でうがいすると良いらしいよ。
Apparently, gargling with salt water is good for you.
スポーツドリンクはレモンと食塩で手作りできますよ。
You can make your own sports drink with lemon and table salt.
コウイチは2才のころから食塩とコーヒーシュガーの見分けがつき、村中の人から「天才だ」と言われてました。
Ever since Koichi was two years old, he could tell table salt from coffee sugar, and everyone in the village called him a genius.
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