I've been using another brand of GF panko for years, and it's been a reliable pantry ingredient...good but not outstanding. Recently, I needed some quickly and saw this on Amazon Fresh and took a chance. I'm so glad I did! It's a really good product.
We've used this on potatoes (for jojo potatoes) and on fried chicken breasts, and both were stellar! This is the best panko I've used. It's kind of a cross between cracker crumbs and panko, but I like that. It means I get a nice crunch but it's light and crispy not tough. I can leave the pieces as they are or I can crush them a bit for a finer crumb. Both work exceptionally well. My partner and I both agreed the chicken was the best we had ever made.
This product does have eggs and honey, so it's not vegan. I usually try to stick with plant based, but it's hard to make a vegan GF bread product without some loss of texture. And this product is a 100% success for us. It's worked well in air fried food, in oven fried food, and in pan fried food.
I do think the method you use to bread is important for the best results. I use the triple breading method with cassava flour, an egg wash and a final coating of these panko flakes. I pan fried chicken cutlets 2 days ago. Even after refrigerating the leftovers for 2 days, the coating was still crispy overall straight from the fridge. That earns my repeat business!
I absolutely will buy again. They are the best we've had.
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| Serving size | 1/4 cup (30g) |
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