How much papain powder would be equivalent to one teaspoon of commercial meat tenderizer (Adolph's). Need benefit with NO salt!
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I don't know the exact ratio, but it takes MUCH less papain. I've been experimenting and came up with a mixture of 1 part onion powder, 1 part granulated garlic and 1 part papain powder in an empty adolph's sprinkle bottle. This gives me good coverage without using too much papain which can make the meat mushy. We've been enjoying wonderfully tender meats without any salt!
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Hello, according to the label... 1/4 teaspoon, fat 0, sodium 80mg, total carb 0, protein 0. This stuff is excellent on grilled asparagus. Just lightly coat asparagus with olive oil, season with Rustic Tuscan and grill over medium flame directly on grate. It is excellent. Also excellent on any grilled vegetable.
199450
Just for your info, iI used Ball Citric acid (1/4 tsp) yesterday when I baked bread....it added just a teeny tiny bit of tang....will use more net time, but not a lot :)
735315
Laura, undoubtedly it would have the same nutritional value if not better. Just check the amt of calcium (on the label) which states that 1 tsp = 1000mg of calcium and compare that to your bone calcium to get the equiv measurement. If your kitty is eating bones from his food that would be the best, but if you get bone calcium from powder then there are different forms of calcium some more absorbable than others. If it were me I would give him the seaweed calcium which comes with other trace minerals.
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OK, as far as I know, there is no yucca or papain in the PETZ LIFE product. (I was most disppointed when Solid Gold stopped carrying the Yucca. It was a great product.). It lists..distilled water, grain alcohol, peppermint oil, etc (see someone answered this). My first dog would not let me spray his mouth with it (had to use the gel). My second dog doesn't mind it, @ all. If I were making this product, myself, it is pretty much as i would formulate it. Any questions, you should call them. I talked to them on the phone, one time, and they were very friendly and helpful. 1-888-453-4682. OK, as far as I know, there is no yucca or papain in the PETZ LIFE product. (I was most disppointed when Solid Gold stopped carrying the Yucca. It was a great product.). It lists..distilled water, grain alcohol, peppermint oil, etc (see someone answered this). My first dog would not let me spray his mouth with it (had to use the gel). My second dog doesn't mind it, @ all. If I were making this product, myself, it is pretty much as i would formulate it. Any questions, you should call them. I talked to them on the phone, one time, and they were very friendly and helpful. 1-888-453-4682.
2260783
According to the label, it should be one teaspoonful. You can use more without increasing your sodium, wonderful thing. My husband adds a little of his salt substitute to enhance the flavor.
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There is no listing on the box for the chicken broth or the no sodium beef broth for K+ content. They must have a website and maybe they would give you a direct answer if you contact them. Good luck.
1054252
You can do this yourself by choosing your type of salt crystals, and put in it a mortal and pestle or a grinder (I use a Cuisinart coffee grinder) and pulse it until it is ground into as fine of a grain or a powder as you like. This salt just takes much effort out of it. Most people (myself included) do not like to have noticeable granules of salt on their popcorn or roasted nuts which using normal table salt produces. This salt does have tricalcium phosphate in it.
867587
Mix 1/4 tsp to 3.5 tsp in water. It dissolves and can be used in a sprayer. It works great!
631001
I would probably say 1 tbsp. That's what I use and that is more than enough.
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Yes,one tbsp.,plz. Do noy buy this, 2 in4 monthsBroke. Cuisinart refuse to honor waranty,be ware!
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I don't have any SuperGravy at home right now. I would guess it to be about a tablespoon.
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Hi Dana! I went to DONA's website but didn't see milligrams, just salt (3%). I think the difference is that one comes in blister packs and the other loose in a bottle. I don't think there is a difference in dosage. I use Prime to get free shipping. I also check Walgreens as they sometimes have a better sale, but not often. I've been using this for 2 years and rarely have a problem with knees or hands. Anne
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From the back of the box of 18 mixes of original - serving size 1tsp (3g), servings per container 180, sodium 570mg, sugars &lt;1g but that includes 1 packet of cure/1 of spices per serving but you have to consider the cure is just salt. The seasoning/spice alone ingredients: sugar, dextrose, spices, dehydrated garlic salt, corn protein, monosodium glutamate, natural flavor and less than 2% silicon dioxide to prevent caking. Sometimes I use 3 packets of spice and maybe just 2 of the cure to be less salty and you can definitely tell a difference in the salt level (depending on how much meat I use). Hope this helps.
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1 mg when mixed with olive oil (as non-stick) 1mg Lecithin/tspn. olive oil.
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I tablespoon 5oz. Good for meatballs. I also purchased a sccop from a kitchen place to make chocolate chip cookies half the size of the one here on Amazon. Both are great.
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You use one teaspoon per 3 ounces of boneless meat. It's a long list of ingredients -- all very good ingredients. Go to the Wysong website to read the ingredients.