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Features:
- Bold Flavor: Montreal steak seasoning with garlic, coarsely ground peppers, and savory spices.
- Versatile Use: Ideal for steaks, burgers, ribs, vegetables, and other dishes.
- Chef Quality: Consistent flavor in a large 7-pound container for commercial kitchens.
- Quality Ingredients: Kosher, with no added MSG.
- Freshness: Premium spices packaged to preserve flavor and texture.
Community Reviews
McCormick Grill Mates Montreal Steak Seasoning in the 7 pound container is a versatile, long lasting pantry staple that goes well beyond steak. It works on pork, ground beef, burgers, roasts, chicken, and even everyday foods like vegetables, pasta, rice, soup, eggs, beans, salad, and sauces. The bulk size makes sense for heavy use, though the container is awkward without smaller bottles or mason jars for decanting. The blend is salt forward and may slowly lose flavor over time, making it a practical seasoning for frequent use.
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Everytime im at a restaurant and I even think about ordering an appetizer, I have to remind myself that the chicken strips, mozzarella sticks, etc are probably the same Sysco garbage that the festival food truck, diners, and countless other restaurants are probably using too.
Basically, anything you put s&p and garlic on/in. Veggies, pasta, rice, soup, eggs, beans, salad, sauces...
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