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Is oignons semoule vegan?

Oignons semoule is a vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is oignons semoule?

Oignons semoule, also known as onion flakes, are a convenient and versatile ingredient that can add a savory flavor to a variety of dishes. Made by dehydrating and grinding fresh onions, oignons semoule are a popular choice for adding onion flavor to soups, stews, sauces, and marinades. With their fine texture and long shelf life, oignons semoule are a time-saving alternative to fresh onions, making them a favorite among busy cooks. Whether you're making a classic French onion soup or adding a touch of onion flavor to your favorite curry, oignons semoule are a must-have ingredient in any well-stocked pantry.

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