Garlic

[seamonkey2]

I have a question, for all the most experience garlic users.

Kent marine garlic Xtreme is $14.99 for 1Fl NOT FOR HUMAN USE
it ingredients are: 99% Allium Sativum Extract(garlic juice)
Citric acid and Ascorbic acid (as preservatives)


McCormick Garlic juice is $3.41 for 2fl FOR HUMAN USE
it ingredients are: water
extract of fresh garlic cloves(garlic juice)
citric acid(as preservative)
guar gum(as preservative)
< 0.1% potassium sorbate(as preservative)
sodium bisulfite(as preservative)

so the question is, can I use mcCormick?
in my pasta, garlic bread and fish food? :lol :lol :lol


Jose

[JimD]

Ill occasionaly make my own garlic juice, just smash a few pealed cloves, toss em in the blender with a little water and viola! Soak your food in it and there ya go... You can strain it if you want, probably last longer that way.

[GaryP]

Jose, yea, go for it.

The only reason the Kent is not for human use is that it probably wasn't processed at a health dept. certified facility.

[hammondegge]

Has she fattened up yet?

[TexasState]

Drop some garlic juice in your cup of food to feed the fish.

[Thunderkat]

My fish hate garlic, none of them will touch the stuff. I would try the cheaper kind before you go to a more expensive kind that way if your fish don't like it you didn't waste as much money.

[seamonkey2]

wellllll, actually, I bought the expensive one first, and after ( why always after :P ) I read the ingredients, I was thinking (yeah I was..really...ok, my wife point it out to me) but I read it first :D :D

hey this is not even for human use, so lets check HEB, and sure it was cheaper for basically the same stuff, and my fish and horses like it, so HEB it is from now on

thanks all garlic lovers :D :D

Jose