Dried Sliced Garlic Quart Jar, 12 oz.

Very true to taste. They are not toasted but a little of that flavor does come through. It's nice. I might stop buying garlic fresh all together. If I need chopped, I will just crush these.

gave the gf a piece and told her it was a garlic chip. the faces she started making was hilarious

I love to cook with this garlic. Much better than powder.

I have gotten mildly addicted to getting these on my poke bowls. They're so tasty and work so well on rice - the crispy texture is fantastic. I couldn't help but want some to have at home to put on my own rice or even nab one or two pieces for an intense snack.These were very fresh and the container does help keep moisture at bay. The size of the container is fine and the pieces are decently large. They're just like the ones I would get at the restaurant.This is a bit pricey, however there aren't a lot of options out there for dried garlic slices. It's kind of a niche product, so I don't really have anything to compare it to. This will last a long time so the price is fine, since it's not something I'd use up in a month when using it for my own consumption.

i have bot this item 2 times in the past and have had great results with it. I like this product as i don't like to peel and slice raw garlic . I generally soak the dry garlic bits in a small ramekin with warm water just covering the dried garlic. i let it sit until it gets soft then add it to what i am cooking. I love the flavour and the ease of use. If you are in a rush - this is a great go to. It has a true garlic flavour without any of the fuss.

Always have garlic handy. I use in eggs, salad, rice, soup and on and on... love the crunchy addition to my salad dressing.

It needs to rehydrate but it's perfect in any dishes with sauce where you want to add some garlic but don't have any fresh on hand to chop. Way better than the jar garlic in my opinion it doesn't have the weird chemical taste jar does

Lots of tough unchewable and some even still crunch after cooking. I got what I paid for. I’m nearing the end of the container and I can say over all the garlic is good enough but I can’t make a meal or casserole without finding a piece of garlic that almost breaks a tooth. Garlic shouldn’t be this difficult. I expect more from the manufacturing process. It would be worth paying a few extra bucks for quality.