Gustus Vitae | French Onion Seasoning | Gourmet Spice Blend & Dip Mix

We love this stuff. I used to years ago use Lipton onion soup mix but that product has some less than desirable ingredients in it. This blend is clean and it tastes amazing. I made chicken noodle soup with it and it was like a hybrid of chicken nood and French onion. We also use this on roasts and mixed in with hamburger meat . I just wish it came in a larger container

This 3 onion combination along with other seasonings is very good. I use it to season many different things and also mix with equal parts mayonnaise and yogurt to make a delicious dip!!

I love the taste of onions so this worked for me. It's handy to have on hand in powder form for adding to dips. It is a very strong onion flavor and smell, which was too much for my husband.

Very happy with this blend. It is clearly onion, but onion with manners, and works and plays well with others. The tiny note of sweetness brightens it - a nice surprise. The choice of ingredients is well-rounded and doesn't depend on one or two dominant flavors to tell you it is onion. Not harsh. Not salty. This tastes more like a food than like a seasoned salt blend from the supermarket. I've tried freeze-dried shallots, dried white onions, dried green onions, and onion soup mixes but they are sad and much too strong. And wasted my money! This is a quality company and I liked their Za'atar seasoning so much I was confident giving this a try. Highly recommended. The magnetic bottom is strong enough to cling to the side of the fridge and not slide down, but is easy to remove. The seasoning comes in a little plastic bag tucked into the container. Easy to open and close.

Fantastic flavor and really tastes like French onion soup! I will buy it again.

Very nice container. Can really control what u use. Love it on hamburgers.

Omg this spice combination is incredible!! And nothing artificial or preservative. It is very flavorful !! I used in a chicken dish. It smells amazing!!

Mixed experience with this product. I like the flavor, and while the packaging tin is attractive, functionally it's a dud. To use it, you rotate the top to an opening on the rim underneath, using either the "sprinkle holes" or the larger "slot" opening. This is made more difficult because mine was packaged carelessly and got dented right on the rotating top. Turning the top is not very easy, but it's not a lot worse on another product from them that wasn't dented. So once you rotate then you sprinkle/pour it, then rotate back to the closed position - - but many times the thing fights you to rotate. It's a lot of fn work, to be honest. It's an interesting idea but not a good design/execution of it. It's also bad for the onion product because many of the onion pieces don't fit through the sprinkle, so you have to use the slot - - but way too much comes out way too fast. Maybe would be better to transfer it to another container that doesn't cause so much PTSD - - Post-Traumatic Spice Delivery!