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Watkins?

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  1. Has anyone here tried this stuff?

    http://www.fabulousfoods.com/cgi-bin/store/index.cgi?exact_match=yes&product=Watkins
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    "I'm tempted to die to I can get a head start on spinning in my grave."

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  2. I recently bought a couple bottles each of the Onion Liquid Spice and
    Garlic Liquid Spice. They were an impulse purchase and I haven't figured
    out how or where I'm going to use them. There aren't any instructions on
    the bottles regarding equivalents, like how many teaspoons would replace a
    clove of garlic, etc.

    Tarkus said:

    Has anyone here tried this stuff?

    http://www.fabulousfoods.com/cgi-bin/store/index.cgi?exact_match=yes&product=Watkins

    -----
    Bev

  3. Bev-Ann said:

    I recently bought a couple bottles each of the Onion Liquid Spice and
    Garlic Liquid Spice. They were an impulse purchase and I haven't
    figured out how or where I'm going to use them. There aren't any
    instructions on the bottles regarding equivalents, like how many
    teaspoons would replace a clove of garlic, etc.

    I guess they just figure people will use them to taste, but I agree that
    it would be helpful if they spelled out equivalents.

    --
    "I'm not normally a religious man, but if you're up there, save me,
    Superman!"

    Now playing: the radio.

  4. The website posted at the beginning of this thread does say to use as you
    would the dried spices. I think 1/4 tsp of garlic powder is supposed to
    equal a clove, but now I need to find out how much onion powder would be
    equivalent to an onion. I never use the powders. :-)

    Tarkus said:

    I guess they just figure people will use them to taste, but I agree that
    it would be helpful if they spelled out equivalents.

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    Bev

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