Swap croutons for breadcrumbs in your next salad

You don’t want to use just any breadcrumbs. They shouldn’t be so fine that they slip right through the prongs of your fork, as that would make them quite ineffective. We suggest making your own so you can control the texture. Coarse crumbs work best in this case because they’re easier to eat with a fork and won’t have a gritty feel while you chew.
To create them from scratch, take a few slices of fresh bread and drizzle them with olive oil. Season the bread with spices that complement your salad; salt, garlic powder, and onion powder are excellent choices. Then, bake them until they’re nice and crispy before processing them into thick crumbs in a food processor. If you have stale bread, you can skip the baking step.
If you’re looking to save time and prefer to buy breadcrumbs, consider opting for seasoned panko breadcrumbs. Panko has a coarser texture than most store-bought varieties, providing the desired crunch.
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