Friday, January 4, 2013

Onion Goodness

I love receiving free stuff in the mail, so when I was contacted by Onion Crunch to do a review I was delighted. Once my package arrived I was excited to try something delicious with them.

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So I decided to make pork chops and coat them in itIMG_1375

And a side dish of green bean casserole topped with extra Onion Crunch.IMG_1379

They both turned out great! The Pork chops were moist with a great crunchy onion flavor. The only thing I did was rinse them with water and then coat with the Onion Crunch. I didn’t use eggs or milk to help them stick, the water was enough.

The Green Bean Casserole was also excellent, and still crunchy the next day for left overs. Usually I use another brand of onion toppings and they are always soggy the next day, so I was surprised that these were still crunchy.

A few days later I sprinkled these on a baked potato and it was also great.

John also loves these and ate one of the small packages as a snack, being he loves onions I wasn’t surprised he loved these as well.

I haven’t been able to find these in my local store, but as soon as I do I will switch to this brand over my current one. I like the stay fresh packaging these have and their ability to remain crunchy. They are also made with 100% real onions. So they have a great onion flavor and don’t just taste fried.

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I also have this bottle left I would like to share with a reader. Just leave a comment below and I will pick a winner in a few days.

 

*I received all samples free in exchange for my honest review of this product. I did not receive any other compensation for this review*

6 comments:

Chef Ray said...

Great on Pork Chops

Mario said...

I tried coating some chicken tenders with the Onion Crunch and Wow it turned out awesome! Great blog by the way!
Molto Mario

Anonymous said...

i love onion crunch.

it is the best on everything.

try it on pasta and soups.

BIg D said...

Onion Crunch really is a fanatastic product!

Try it out when making a gratin or Mac n' Cheese. Beats using Panko Crumbs!

Enjoy!

Michael said...

Also great addition to a salad. Crunchy onions with no onion breath:)

Sara said...

Would love to try these, they look yummy!

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