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- I'm sure most of you have seen this,
talked about it on the internet, tried to order it online
if you're from Canada or somewhere else in the world.
You've probably complained about the price of this.
It is the Trader Joe's everything but the bagel
sesame seasoning blend.
Let's see, salt, garlic, and onion.
I am so happy to report that today I'm going to show you
how to make the Trader Joe's everything but the bagel
sesame seasoning blend at home so you never
have to pay 14 dollars for it ever again.
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All right guys, like I said,
this is so good and so expensive.
I don't know how much it is in the states,
I think it's like 12 dollars U.S. which in Canada
is like 15, 14 or 15 dollars,
which is a lot for a little bit of seasoning,
but it is so good.
Oh my god you can use this on like potatoes,
bagels, avocado toast.
So I read the ingredients.
It's just sesame seeds, sea salt flakes,
dried minced garlic, dried minced onion,
black sesame seeds, and poppy seeds.
So, ingredients that are readily available.
A lot of them I already had at home because I cook
with this stuff all the time.
So it's just a matter of mixing them together
and then you have it at home for a fraction of the price.
And actually it's a really nice hosting gift or hostess
gift or like a stocking stuffer because everyone loves this.
I'm just gonna go ahead and show you what to do.
So I have this jar and I'm going to put everything in here.
It makes about half a cup of it and then I'm gonna
be the happiest human on the planet.
All right, so I'm totally guessing
on the ratios of everything.
I more or less just took a look and wanted
to see roughly what the ratio was of things.
And then try to be really scientific about it
and then realized I'm just looking in to
a thing of seeds.
As long as it's not too black with the black seeds
and like, evenly dispersed, we got the ratio right.
Okay, so, I'm gonna start with the sesame seeds.
I think there's about 1 1/2 tablespoons.
Let's try it and see what happens.
All right, the next thing I'm going to add
is white sesame seeds and I'm thinking it's
about two tablespoons.
You can adjust this to you and your taste buds,
as always, because recipes are just guidelines
for inspiration.
One tablespoon black sesame seeds cause I don't
feel like there's a lot of black sesame seeds in there.
You can always go to like a bulk store and get this stuff,
like get the amounts roughly in bulk that you need,
so you don't have a bunch of leftover black sesame seeds
like I do.
But I plan on making this in tahini so it's fine for me.
All right, then I'm gonna do 1 1/2 tablespoons
dried minced garlic, which you can easily find,
called dehydrated minced garlic.
You can get that at most grocery stores.
I got this at the discount grocer so it definitely
is available at most grocery stores.
If you really, really can't find it just use garlic powder
or garlic granules.
I'm going to do the same amount of the onion.
They use dried onion flakes which is what this looks like.
So, it's not onion powder, it's just flaked and dried onion.
It's a little bit larger in this container
than what you get in the actual Trader Joe's
so you can just like smoosh it with your hands
and it gets smaller or like smash it a a little bit
with a mortar and pestle.
I just find that this is the easiest way to do it.
And we're not about being difficult around here
unless it's in the name of science.
So, I'm gonna do the same amount of that.
This actually looks so pretty.
Look at that.
All right, so we have 1 1/2 tablespoons of the onion.
And then two teaspoons of flaked sea salt
or course salt.
So I have flaked sea salt here.
Kinda if they're large flakes or small, again,
I'm just gonna crush it down a little bit.
I find flaked salt is a little bit lighter,
more delicate than course salt,
which tends to be a bit heavier.
Two teaspoons and then I'm going to add
another teaspoon of salt but I'm gonna do a finer salt.
All right guys, that is how you make the Trader Doe's,
Trader Doe's?
That's a totally different video.
The Trader Joe's everything but the bagel seasoning dupe.
I have decided to put it on to a avocado toast bagel.
Not an everything bagel.
This is one of my favorite ways to enjoy this.
I'm just going to eat it.
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Oh, nailed it.
Mm, she is the everything bagel queen.
Mm, yeah, save your money, make this, eat toast,
have a good life, bye!