Whats the difference between Garlic powder and Garlic Salt?!


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Whats the difference between Garlic powder and Garlic Salt?

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1 month ago
Thank u all! I knew the difference was the salt, but this girl thought different, so I had to prove her wrong!!


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1 month ago
Thank u all! I knew the difference was the salt, but this girl thought different, so I had to prove her wrong!!

garlic powder is powdered garlic (dried) and garlic salt actually contains salt as well as powdered garlic.

Garlic salt actually contains table salt as well as garlic.

garlic salt has some table salt in it

garlic powder is 100% garlic and has been grined down to a fine powder, while the garlic salt hasn't and has salt and other things in it

In garlic powder the garlic clove is dried and then ground very fine. It usually contains additives to keep it fresh and/or prevent clumping.
Garlic salt is a combination of seasonings that may include vegetable oils and additives. It starts out as salt mixed with garlic powder. Many chefs make their own by putting cut cloves of garlic into an airtight jar with sea or kosher salt and letting it set. After a few days the garlic is removed and you have garlic flavored salt. But commercial products must be made with additives to keep them fresh and non clumping.

The salt. There isn't any in the powder.

Salt...if the labeling is correct.

Garlic powder is supposed to be dried and ground garlic, but it's often mislabeled so check the sodium content when you buy it. Garlic salt is exactly what it says...Garlic flavored salt.

They both taste like crap though, if you need dried garlic use the granulated garlic and season as necessary.

Garlic powder is just grounded garlic. Garlic salt is garlic and salt. n




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