Garlic, Minced

The minced garlic is 1/8" pieces, used in long cooking soups, stews or sauces.
  • Gallon (112 oz.)
  • $85.15
  • Quart (23 oz.)
  • $26.95
  • Pint (11 oz.)
  • $19.90
  • Small (2.3 oz.)
  • $9.00
  • Bag (9.3 Oz.)
  • $14.95

One of the most popular seasonings of all time, garlic is used in almost every type of dish. Granulated or powdered garlic is useful for flavoring soups, sauces, meats and vegetables or for garlic bread. Although much of the garlic available is imported, we buy only California grown garlic. It is slightly more expensive, but the extra flavor and aroma more than make up for the extra expense. Use granulated or powdered garlic for instant flavor, or use minced or chopped garlic in slow-cooking soups and stews. Please note: the garlic powder listed here is an extra-fine grind, almost like talcum powder. The granulated is a free-flowing grind which has the consistency of salt or sugar. Supermarket garlic powder is usually what we call granulated.

SKU: garmin

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Quality and Taste in one
Jan 17, 2025  |  By MARY GARRETT
There are times I just need this in a recipe and this is perfect it is a quality product that taste great


Minced Garlic
Aug 27, 2018  |  By Laurie Mahoney
Great product. I am always throwing this in something I am cooking. So convenient.


Diana Review
Mar 26, 2017  |  By Diana Mathews
Great products


Great herbs
Mar 15, 2017  |  By Glendia Bost
I love garlic! So when I saw this I had to have it. It's great in soups and sauces. Will buy again.


garlic
Sep 8, 2016  |  By Beverly Stanley
adds lots of flavor to all dishes.


Minced Garlic as a deer repellent
Apr 29, 2016  |  By Dwight Dolliver
We live in the mountains of SW North Carolina and the deer ravage garden vegetables, flowers, shrubs, young fruit trees....what to do?? Sprinkle these garlic pieces in the flowers and shrubs. Put the garlic pieces in small cotton bags and hang on your trees, on posts around garden... Deer hate the smell of garlic


A must have for gardners
Jun 24, 2014  |  By Dwight Dolliver
We live in the Appalachian Mountains of western NC. We also have to continuously fight the deer eating flowers, shrubs, gardens, fruit trees... We put 1/3-1/2 cup of the chopped garlic in cotton drawstring bags, place on trees, fences, and in flower beds, and the deer avoid the goodies. We have used garlic/red pepper mix and sprinkled on the items to protect, but they must be re-coated after each rain. The chopped garlic in bags just gets reinvigorated by the rain.


The Best
Jan 2, 2012  |  By James E Seiger
I use minced garlic in alot of dishes and being able to buy it in bulk and @ a cheaper price than @ the grocery store makes it a whole lot better in the long run for the price.


minced garlic
Oct 30, 2011  |  By carol ann haines
good for lots of applications. I particularlly like it in soups.

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