Good quality, smell alright likes other brands but this is cheaper. 38 gram per
Good quality, smell alright likes other brands but this is cheaper. 38 gram per bottle.
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$ 2
No Artificial Colours, Flavours or Preservatives.
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Wichada
Apr 9, 2026
Good quality, smell alright likes other brands but this is cheaper. 38 gram per bottle.
Valerie
Apr 8, 2026
pretty good onion powder, use it to season a lot of my food. super affordable too
Poppy Hewitt
Feb 5, 2026
Great product , can be used in endless dishes to enhance the flavour. Pantry staple for me
MD ZAHED ULLAH
Dec 7, 2025
✅ What’s good about onion powder • Antioxidant & anti-inflammatory effects. Onion powder contains flavonoids (notably Quercetin) and sulfur-containing compounds that act as antioxidants and may reduce inflammation in the body.  • Heart and cardiovascular support. Some studies suggest these compounds may help lower “bad” cholesterol (LDL), improve blood lipid profiles, and potentially reduce risk factors for heart disease.  • Potential metabolic benefits. Consuming onion powder (or onion-derived products) may help regulate blood sugar and support healthy liver function, possibly aiding in fat metabolism or reducing fat accumulation in organs.  • Convenient seasoning with low calories. As a dried, powdered form of onion, it’s easy to store and use — adds flavor without adding many calories or fat, making it a practical alternative to fresh onion when cooking.  • Minerals and trace nutrients. Onion powder still retains some minerals (e.g. calcium, potassium, iron) and dietary fiber, which—while small per serving—may contribute to overall nutrient intake if used regularly.  ⚠️ What to be aware of / potential downsides • Nutrient loss vs fresh onion. Because onion powder is dehydrated, many heat- or air-sensitive nutrients (especially vitamin C and some B vitamins) are significantly reduced or lost compared with fresh onion.  • Limited intake & context matters. As a seasoning, onion powder is usually consumed in small amounts — so even beneficial compounds may be too little to have a large health impact compared with eating fresh or cooked onion in larger volumes.  • Possible digestive issues / intolerance. Like fresh onion, onion powder may trigger unpleasant digestive reactions in some people (gas, bloating, acid reflux), especially in people sensitive to certain carbohydrates or with gastrointestinal issues.  • Allergy or interaction potential. Some people are allergic to onion. Additionally, onion (fresh or powdered) might affect blood clotting or blood sugar — which could interact with medications (e.g. anticoagulants or diabetes drugs).  • Not a substitute for whole-food nutrition. Onion powder lacks much of the water, fiber and full nutrient profile of fresh onion — so relying on it as a main source of onion-type nutrition (rather than a seasoning) would limit the nutritional benefits
Milbru Moeua
Dec 1, 2025
seem to always run out of onion powder. I like any kind but budget wins all the time. use for cooking or baking highly recommend
Liz
Nov 4, 2025
easy to add to a meal can add as much as you want price okay
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