Are these food grade? As in, I can put them directly in with dry food in metallized bags?
193352
You sure can.I place them directly in the bucket with rice.This is a great product and good place to get them.
1566540
Yes. They are perfect for storing food, microwaving, transporting, etc. Bought a huge box of 1000+ use them all the time. When microwaving baked goods, the food does not get rubbery.
1901915
Currenty they are stored and not available for me look at the package but I believe they are raw. Sorry that I'm can't more helpful but maybe you can order one bag and see for yourself. ???
234146
These are shelled. I recommend that you divide them up and store in separate bags since they are raw.
1115100
These do not appear to be homemade. I would rate the quality as so-so, will probably last you a few years if they are stored inside.
821310
you could put packaged food in them like survival type freeze dried foods and the like. maybe apples and other firm foods sealed in ziplock/vaccum bags and not going to be put through rough conditions (getting banged around) is possible.
1719723
No, they are shipped room temp and that is how I keep them, even after I open the bag - just like oatmeal. But the bag is not resealable. I transfer mine into something with a tight lid to keep out insects or moisture.
2096260
I have never put food in them so I can't answer that. Airtight, perhaps, but not watertight, I am sure. it is plastic to plastic base to lid.
2248959
Yes you can cook them and let them air dry to be crunchy or let them cook less time and they will be a little more chewy.
1203279
Do your research! I believe food grade is safe for humans according to the FDA. I haven't tried it yet. I'm looking for more complete info first.
898961
I use them in tea, they are dried buds and pieces of petals. Haven't tried in other edible recipes, but the seller lists them as "Food Grade".
2106687
Yes, they are. Wash them by hand and dry immediately or else they could rust. Do not was them in the dishwasher.
1908684
I have never eaten them just plain but I did put them in a recipe just dry and straight out of the bag. They were crunchy with not really any taste.
1352575
Yes, if you store them in the freezer or fridge they will be fine. I buy the 2, 5 pound bags to save a bit of money. I freeze one bag and store the other one in the Deli drawer in the refridgerator. I have never had a complaint or an issue with them. Hope that helps.
1296087
They're thicker than regular plastic baggies, but kind of the same concept, I'd say that they are, as long as you don't put anything messy in them, my kale has lasted so long in them it's pretty great.
1745586
I want to say yes but I'm not 100% certain as I actually have the packed since we are in the process of moving. They are metal coated with enamel, so I would imagine so. If you are not needing to buy immediately, I can give an updated reply within the next week and I can test them. Or maybe someone else who has reviewed can help you out. =]
423052
I would not put unwrapped food in them for storage, it might take on the plastic smell. I do however transport wrapped food in them on camping trips.