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Garic Powder


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OK Garic Powder...I wouldn't trouble you folks over such a simple item, but boy do I use alot of this stuff... it's my peper sub as I can't have pepercorn. I get mine from a grocery store called Haris Teater, There is no list on ingrediants on it so I asume it is just garlic. I called HT and they told me that this was more than likely the case. One can't be too sure. I guess it fall in the spices catagory. Any info would be nice.

Thanks


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(Disregard this if you did not mean GARLIC vs GARIC? )

Better safe than sorry!

My guess is that its just garlic and that's it. However, I think the only way to really know is to contact the company that makes the garlic powder. You didn't mention the brand name. But they should be able to let you know what it contains. Since it doesn't seem to list ingredients I'd like to think that implies its simply garlic in a powder form.

If you're really concerned about it, try finding another brand of garlic powder to buy that does list the ingredients on its label.

Good luck!

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