House-Autry 5 lb. Zesty Seasoned Breader Mix for Poultry, Pork, and Vegetables
House-Autry 5 lb. Zesty Seasoned Breader Mix for Poultry, Pork, and Vegetables - Each / Zesty is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This 5 lb. bulk bag of House-Autry zesty breader mix offers a light, tender texture with a consistent golden color and seasoned flavor. The pre-mixed blend includes wheat flour, buttermilk, spices, and seasoning to deliver a classic Southern taste that can be customized with additional hot sauce or seasonings.
Designed for superior adhesion, this breader mix reduces breading loss on proteins and vegetables, making it suitable for fried chicken, tenders, pork chops, and vegetables like okra, squash, and zucchini. It is versatile across cooking methods including frying, baking, and air frying.
Made in America and packaged in bulk, this seasoned breader mix provides consistent results and convenience for busy foodservice operations.
Product Specifications
Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 5 lb.
Features: Made in America
Flavor: Seasoned
Package Size: 5 lb.
Package Type: Bulk
Type: Fry Mixes
Delivers a light, tender texture with consistent golden color and seasoned, zesty flavor
Superior adhesion across proteins and vegetables reduces breading loss
Pre-mixed blend offers consistency and convenience
Great for fried chicken and tenders, pork chops, and vegetables like okra and squash
Bulk 5 lb. bag keeps your establishment in good supply
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