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Stello Foods Spices - Garlic Salt 39.5 oz

Stello Foods Spices - Garlic Salt 39.5 oz

by Stello Foods
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Garlic Salt is a mixture of garlic powder and table salt, making it a seasoning salt. It is not to be confused with garlic powder, which is dried and ground garlic cloves. Garlic Salt provides a milder garlic flavor to your dish that is already calling for salt. Try it on a fried egg, add it to your homemade salad dressing, or mix it in with your rubs or marinades. Just don't forget to account for the salt that is already in the seasoning.

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Garlic Salt is a mixture of garlic powder and table salt, making it a seasoning salt. It is not to be confused with garlic powder, which is dried and ground garlic cloves. Garlic Salt provides a milder garlic flavor to your dish that is already calling for salt. Try it on a fried egg, add it to your homemade salad dressing, or mix it in with your rubs or marinades. Just don't forget to account for the salt that is already in the seasoning.

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