Title says it all, I don’t have much more to add here. Maybe drizzle some on the mozz on a caprese sandwich? Dust some eggs with it? Thats all that comes to mind with about 30 seconds of thought.

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First I’ve ever heard of this

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Will report back

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Godspeed

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What if you used it to make ketchup powder

Or bolognaise powder

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railing lines of tomato powder while I drink a bloody mary and eat a giant heirloom tomato sandwich

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Yim yum

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It’s great with potatoes; baked, fries, you name it. You can make a pretty great blend with some salt, bit of sugar and paprika, garlic, onion powder, chili, coriander, black pepper, ginger, clove. I don’t have the exact ratios, but that should get you a pretty fun allround potatoe spice mix. Fantastic browning when you fry anything coated in it

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Put it on tomatoes to really pump up that tomato flavor. This is a serious suggestion based on recent tomatoes I’ve bought.

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I did have that idea but didnt know if it was bad or not

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Seems like it should work.

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