Knorr Professional Ultimate Demi-Glace Sauce Mix Gluten Free, No Artificial Flavors or Preservatives, No added MSG, Dairy Free, 26 oz, Pack of 4

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Great cooking hack. Tastes good enough for most applications.

Taste amazing. I use it for just about everything.

Using this for years by also adding whole GREEN peppercorns as a steak sauce. Its best to add the peppercorns a couple hours before with mild heat and let sit. The peppercorns need time to open its flavor. Some times I add some more fresh peppercorns a few minutes before serving for a textured burst effect for certain guests that like this. You can also put the fresh peppercorns on the side to sprinkle in if you like these. Hint, add a little A1 (like 5%) and it takes on 'the secret sauce' king of steak sauces. Knorr and A1 should be taking note of this secret combination.

Tested this for sauce. Excellent flavor. Use it to enhance gravies, and for various meat sauces. Also use for more beef flavor chili, stews etc. Excellent flavor. A little bit goes a long way. It's a must have for home cooks and pros

Gluten free. Does a decent job creating a Demi grace. The small plastic tubs (of real Demi glace) are superior (I forget the brand but available on Amazon) but this powder is handy and works pretty well. I use it to slightly thicken jus or stock based gravy rather than flour.

I was double-checking and noticed the “vegetarian” tag. I was searching for a replacement for the now-defunct More Than Gourmet demi glace. I’ve tried multiple brands, each one more ghastly than the last. Most fail by having little flavor and way too much salt. I don’t mean that in the way most people do, as a healthy-eating thing, but in the sense of having little real flavor except the saltiness. With More Than Gourmet, you could add more in order to increase the beefiness of your sauce, but you can’t with the salty ones. If you read the ingredient list on this one, there are a great many chemical additives, plus multiple sources of sugar. (I’ve noticed many companies listing around five types/sources of sugar, in a clear effort to push said sugar farther down the list of ingredients, which are listed from most to least. There may not be a major amount of any single one, but cumulatively, it’s another matter.) I don’t understand why it has any at all, but given that I’ve had pimiento cheese where sugar was a major ingredient (whereupon I literally spit it out), this may just be where we are headed. Diabetics beware.

Been using this for over 20 years, always very consistent

ESTE PRODUCTO ES NO SIN GLUTEN, y no puedo devolver!!!