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Garlic salt, garlic powder, garlic granules.
Which is better? When to use each? Give me the quick rundown.

>> No.19207041
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>>19207038
Powder, obviously. Just put in salt separately. Although in most dishes, fresh would be better.

>> No.19207043

>>19207038
I know garlic powder is better for garlic bread than fresh garlic as its the one thing homogenous is important I can think of. But also there's probably a technique I just don't know that makes fresh better there anyway.

>> No.19207048

>>19207038
Qrd? Gs ftw.

>> No.19207050

>>19207038
garlic powder and granulated garlic are the same

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>>19207043
Roasted garlic is the superior form of garlic for garlic bread.

>> No.19207054

>>19207050
They're not, I look at them in the containers in tesco and they are not the same. Powder looks like fine powder, granules more like sand.

>> No.19208636

I need answers.

>> No.19208904

>>19207043
>I know garlic powder is better for garlic bread than fresh garlic as its the one thing homogenous is important I can think of.
It's not, retard.

>> No.19208908

>>19207038
Garlic salt is the one that has taste.