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Garlic Granules v Garlic Powder?

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  • Skint_Catt
    Skint_Catt Posts: 11,548 Forumite
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    Am I the only sinner to admit to keeping a jar of Lazy Garlic in the fridge in case I have no fresh? :o I love garlic & put it in most things!
    C xx
  • Thanks for the replies everyone.

    I've never been too struck on the lazy garlic but I think I'll give the stuff that comes ready minced in a tube a go... that should do the trick nicely I think (for convenience and waste food reduction which is big on Jonny's agenda for this year :)

    Jx
  • I like the granules and powder, I find they have less strength than a clove of garlic which I much prefer. The powder is on offer in Asda for 50p per jar at the moment.

    I find there is a blander taste but I find that's better for my personal taste but it's all about trial and error and finding out what works for you :)
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