Reviewed by H. S.
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I recommend this product
Love! Great to have on hand!
This is amazing, top off a dish, sprinkle on popcorn, or mix with noodles for a quick meal.
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Our Taylor Street Garlic & Herb seasoning is named for a Chicago neighborhood with a long history of Italian campanilismo, or “sense of place.” That feeling remains to this day in the many bakeries, pizzerias and delicatessens who flourish there. This blend makes the best garlic bread we know of (just sprinkle on buttered bread and bake) or in breading for chicken, steaks, eggplant, or zucchini. For Sicilian-style breading, mix 2 tablespoons spices into 1 cup of plain breadcrumbs. Rub a bit of vegetable oil into the meat to help the crumbs stick better. Blended from Romano cheese powder, salt, garlic powder, scallions, powdered green peppercorns, Italian parsley and basil.
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Reviewed by Simone O.
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I recommend this product
OH. MY. GOODNESS.
I love this stuff! I use it in breading, as a topping, in sauces, and I make the world’s best garlic cheese bread with this and the pizza seasoning. It has the perfect blend of herbal, cheesy, garlicky, and salty flavors.
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Reviewed by Chris
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I recommend this product
Popcorn not the same without it
We have several quote can't do without and quote spices in our home. One of them is this one. Try it once and you'll see why. Perfect for eggs, bread, vegetables and, our favorite, popcorn
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Reviewed by Debbie B.
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I recommend this product
This is amazing
This makes the best garlic bread I have ever had. The first time I
made it my husband raved about. We had friends with two little girls over for dinner. They all loved it so I bought them and both my daughters some. Their families love it. This is so worth having in the house. You won’t be disappointed.
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