Regal Minced Onion 12 oz. - 12/Case

The difference lies in the grinding process. Granulated onion is ground into granules with coarse texture, like fine cornmeal. Minced onion is coarser in texture; minced onion pieces have a larger cut than granulated onion, but a smaller cut than fresh, chopped onions. Onion powder is ground into a fine, flour-like substance. This makes onion powder ideal for dispersing in liquids. It dissolves almost instantly when incorporated into any dish; granulated onion takes a few minutes to dissolve and release its flavor. While powder is cheaper, it can be a bit more difficult to work with (it adheres to damp surfaces and has a tendency to stick to the pan).

Use the following substitutions for granulated, minced, powdered, and fresh onion. Please note: All measurements are approximate.

- If substituting onion powder for granulated onion: 1 tsp. onion powder is stronger than 1 tsp. granulated onion; start with just a pinch of onion powder and adjust accordingly

- If substituting onion powder for minced onion: 1 tsp. onion powder is equal to 1 tbsp. minced onion.

- If substituting granulated onion for minced onion: 1 tbsp. granulated onion is equal to 1/2 cup minced onion

- If substituting onion powder for fresh onion: 1 tsp. onion powder is equal to 1/4 cup chopped fresh onion

- If substituting granulated onion for fresh onion: 1 tbsp. granulated onion is equal to 1/4 cup chopped fresh onion

- If substituting minced onion for fresh onion: 1 tbsp. minced onion is equal to 1/4 cup chopped fresh onion

Extra space within the container is necessary during the manufacturing process for this product. After time, this spice will naturally settle creating more space within the container.