Three Onion Soup/Dip Mix

Adds great flavor to various recipes

My reaction to this soup mix is mixed. On the 'plus' side, there are no 'fake' ingredients. Every ingredient is something I have or occasionally have in my own kitchen (ok, not as 'powders' or 'flakes,' but as the actual vegetable, but it's still not a purely chemically-manufactured substance). On the 'minus' side, I've tried it as a 'soup' twice, once 'as-is' just following the instructions on the package, the second time 'enhancing' it with vegetables and tomatoes. As 'onion soup' I thought it was terrible. As 'vegetable soup' it wasn't much better. However, I suspect it is EXCELLENT as an 'ingredient' in dips, in liquids for braising meat, as a 'coating' for roasting meat wrapped in parchment paper or foil....things like that. I just didn't care for it as a soup. May try it as a dip next and see how that tastes. Maybe I'm just a bit 'spoiled.' My homemade onion soup recipe is pretty hard to beat.

This product adds a great dimension to my meals and snacks, whether I make it as a soup, use it in a dip, or add it as an ingredient to other foods. It's convenient and versatile, and has the best flavor of any dehydrated onion soup mix I've ever tried. Thanks, Mother Earth Products!

This is a perfect blend. Our usual crockpot chili is two or three cans of different beans, one of vegetarian baked beans, one of diced tomatoes, and a generous amount of your Three Onion Soup/Dip Mix. The I throw in whatever: wilting veg, raw or sautéed onions, chili powder, sweet corn. I also use the mix in dip, roasted veg, veggie burgers, ramen, and instant split pea soup.

I've used 1/2 cup as primary seasoning each of 4 medium sized pot roasts, 2 beef & 2 pork, with excellent results in the opinions of the dozen or so friends who partook of the meals.