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@Anna N 

 

I know you are asking about packets.

 

I used to use Knorr and Sauers some time go.

 

I think the flavor input in packets has deteriorated 

 

and there is always too much salt in the,

 

apparently Minors has a   dot.Ca site :

 

https://www.nestleprofessional.ca/list/culinary-products

 

if they have lower sodium try them , and just keep them in your freezer 

 

sor of like round-packets.   I prefer lower sodium as I can add more paste

 

to my chosen salt content, and get more favor.    

 

I use water + base  to get the volume and flavor of the gravy I want

 

then use a little cornstarch + cold water to get the thickness i like

 

I can add Penzey's dried spices as a boost , etc

 

this takes about the same time to whip up as a powder from a packet

 

but , for me , has much better flavo(u)r

 

I  notice they have the Trio , mentioned above.   I wonder what that is like.

 

 

 

 

rotuts

rotuts

@Anna N 

 

I know you are asking about packets.

 

I used to use Knorr and Sauers some time go.

 

I think the flavor input in packets has deteriorated 

 

and there is always too much salt in the,

 

apparently Minors has a   dot.Ca site :

 

https://www.nestleprofessional.ca/list/culinary-products

 

if they have lower sodium try them , and just keep them in your freezer 

 

sor of like round-packets.   I prefer lower sodium as I can add more paste

 

to my chosen salt content, and get more favor.    

 

I  notice they have the Trio , mentioned above.   I wonder what that is like.

 

 

 

 

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