McCormick International Alfredo Sauce Mix, 30g/1.1oz., {Imported from Canada}

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McCormick Alfredo sauces are excellent, but they always contain garlic, which I don't like. Knorrs makes one without garlic and that has been wonderful. I found this one ( Made in Canada) which doesn't contain garlic. I think it's going to fit what I like. I will write a review after I have tried it. On a side note- I think McCormick is awesome, and having delivered in my mailbox is a luxury.

Way too expensive for the quality and quantity of the topping it makes. Had to use other cheeses and stuff to make it tasty

If you love Fetuccini this is not the product to buy. If you wish to remember the savory creamy taste of a good Italian meal, this is not it. If you wish to spend your money on a product that was found in a Pyramid, then this is it!!!!!

Sauce isn't any better than any jar product out there and only yields half of what a jar at a grocery store would have. You're supposed to mix the powder with 3/4 of a cup of water, and the content of packet and butter. The sauce was still pretty thin, not much flavor and it definitely isn't enough for a full box of pasta. For $8 and for only about an ounce of ingredient it should have been fantastic, unfortunately it was not.

$8.47 for ONE package of seasoning mix is ridiculous!! It was supposedly a 4 pack but nope, I only received one 😠

Great Flavour. This is my go to. I like it more than the common brand named prepared jars

Best alfredo sauce on the market. Compared to classico's or knorrs', way thicker and tasty, without having to add any other spice/cheese. Easy to make. I would say that it's enough for 2 people since it's very flavorfull, you don't need much.

This is an excellent sauce! It’s great to have on hand in the cupboard for a last minute meal or a cheap meal. I like it better than jarred Alfredo sauces (and cheaper). It takes about five minutes to make and only needs to be mixed with milk and margarine/butter. I used this mix and made the sauce and added it to some cooked spaghetti. Mixed it all up to coat the noodles. Added some sliced chicken breasts on top and it made a quick meal for a weeknight. Add a salad or veggies on the side. I take chicken breasts and coat them in a thin layer of mayonnaise (trust me) and then coat the chicken with Italian shake and bake (also sold on Amazon) and oven bake the chicken for about 40 minutes on 365F. Sliced when cooked and added on top of pasta with the sauce. Fantastic.

It's surely tasty with a rich cheese flavor. I used one pack, mixing with some half and half cream, and the sauce is good for two servings. (As a woman) Package was fine, no leakage or damages but I was surprised they give me three packs of Alfredo and one "Lemon and Dill" cause I wasn't expecting that. (I ordered 4 Alfredo) I don't really mind as it's a good chance to try some new stuff but for folks that only wants Alfredo, this may happen. I guess they may run out of Alfredo or staff packed an odd one by accident.

This Alfredo powder sauce has an acceptable flavor and texture. I use less milk, some cream and butter to lessen that chalky aftertaste often accompanies powder sauces. Instructions say 3/4 cup milk which I find makes this too liquid and dilutes the flavor. 1 packet with 1/2 cup milk/cream and butter makes 1 serving.