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where can i get onion powder in dublin

  • 15-01-2003 1:02pm
    #1
    rubadub
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    i have searched all the aisan shops and none had it. is there anywhere? i am also looking for onion juice for making doner kebabs


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  • #2
    Kone
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    As far as I remember Schwartz make Onion Powder (you should be able to find it in Tesco or SuperQuinn)


  • #3
    Washout
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    you may try the health food shops.


  • #4
    Samson
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    Originally posted by Kone
    As far as I remember Schwartz make Onion Powder (you should be able to find it in Tesco or SuperQuinn)

    I concur.


  • #5
    rubadub
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 32,382 ✭✭✭✭rubadub


    thanks guys,
    i have seen only schwartz onion salt in supermarkets. it is mostly salt with a small amount of onion, also it costs a lot for a tiny 10gram packet. same with most spices in supermarkets- tiny amounts and not very good quality. e.g. bay leaves. you get about 20g of leaves for about 2 euros, go to an aisian shop and you get a shopping bag full of them for 5 euro! same goes for curry powder etc you get big litre bottles of soy sauce too which tastes beter than sharwoods or any i have got in a supermarket.

    a friend of mine worked in an indian takeaway and the owner said even the aisian shops in town were a rip off, they imported all their stuff from london for next to nothing and it was all top quality

    i have tried health food shops too with no luck.

    i'll have to try a cash and carry, they have lots of stuff you never see in supermarkets


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