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8.25-oz McCormick Perfect Pinch Salad Supreme Seasoning for $5.44 - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
$5.17.
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Product details:
- Colorful garnish with lively flavor, add a savory punch to salads, pasta or chicken
- No artificial flavors
- No MSG added
- Refrigerate after opening to prolong freshness
Top Comments
It is almost like the topping is a powdery fake cheese (like something that comes in a mac and cheese envelope but colored red).
There is really not a lot of flavor to this, and when you add more to try to get some taste it becomes gritty.
I tried this on chicken and a few other things but could not find a 'home' for this spice on any food. IMHO you are better with using a salad dressing powder on a pasta salad etc,
But - maybe others will like this
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It is almost like the topping is a powdery fake cheese (like something that comes in a mac and cheese envelope but colored red).
There is really not a lot of flavor to this, and when you add more to try to get some taste it becomes gritty.
I tried this on chicken and a few other things but could not find a 'home' for this spice on any food. IMHO you are better with using a salad dressing powder on a pasta salad etc,
But - maybe others will like this
Whenever I see this as a result I get hungry for lasagna....
Thanks OP, ordered one.
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It is almost like the topping is a powdery fake cheese (like something that comes in a mac and cheese envelope but colored red).
There is really not a lot of flavor to this, and when you add more to try to get some taste it becomes gritty.
I tried this on chicken and a few other things but could not find a 'home' for this spice on any food. IMHO you are better with using a salad dressing powder on a pasta salad etc,
But - maybe others will like this
For those familiar with the Detroit-area restaurant Olga's, this is what's on their super-addictive Snackers appetizer, it is similar to what I described above except they use oil instead of butter, fry their bread, and serve them with a delicious, spreadable almond cheese.
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