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Reddit mentions of Butter Powder (Butter Sprinkles) - GMO Free - 1 Lb Container
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These all natural, butter flavored granules are low in fat but high in flavor!Use Butter Sprinkles in place of butter, margarine or oil. These sprinkles make an ideal topping for warm, moist foods such as potatoes, vegetables, pasta, rice and hot cereal.They also make a great addition to fresh popcorn.1 Lb Container
Specs:
Height | 4 Inches |
Length | 6 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Size | 1 Pound (Pack of 1) |
Weight | 1 Pounds |
Width | 4 Inches |
I truly made it up as I went along, without a whole lot of precise measurements. The star of this particular endeavor was supposed to be the other half of the batch, a brown butter & brown sugar base with chickpea "cookie dough" chunks. I ended up completely infatuated with the potato underdog instead and will probably make again soon, measuring everything as I go this time.
To the best of my recollection:
I started with a half-batch of my usual cottage cheese (low sugar, low fat, stabilizer-heavy) base -- about 650 ml -- from which I omitted salt. I am sure your favorite base would do fine. I added:
Checking taste and texture as I went, I could have easily stopped at 1 cup of potato flakes, at which point the base had a subtle potato taste and a noticeably different texture. I'd probably suggest that someone else stop there :P But I had to push the potato envelope and am personally glad I did. The texture was thick, stretchy, and a bit chewy -- think of when you overbeat/process mashed potatoes and they sort of turn to glue. I was also somewhat heavy-handed on the butter sprinkles, to the extent that they gave a pleasant salty-sweet flavor to the base (with a comforting "instant mashed potatoes butteriness that somehow works with the sweet, vanilla note base).
It sounds gross and relies on astronaut food, but I am smitten. As you can probably tell.