Does this dissolve when one uses it for cooking (e.g., sauces)?
895117
Yes, it does. The product is similar in texture to Splenda. It dissolves and leaves no residue or specks like actual lemon peel or zest does. I use in beverages, soups, sauces and baked goods. I also like buying this in packets to keep in my purse to use when going out rather than trusting a lemon slice that has been sitting around uncovered to touched by hands that may not be clean. I'm very glad to have found this product.
895118
Yes it does. I use all the flavors and carry with me. Don't use fruit from restaurants anymore. They are disgusting. Tastes just like the fruit.
895119
Yes. It dissolves perfectly in water, so I would imagine that it would dissolve well in sauces.
500749
It dissolves in water. This product is more like small crystals rather than a powder - even though it says powder. Don't know - maybe if you used a lot of it or just a little water.
2162449
Absolutely! Dissolve first in pitcher or bowl. Don't use it with carpet cleaner but alone. Works great. No rinsing either, just let it dry.
1217330
From my use, it is heat resistant. I have used it to mix sauces and gravies that are boiling/bubbling. Of course I would not suggest leaving it in a pan of hot food, but for the purpose of stirring it up, it does great and I have not had any melting of the product.
1165495
Will dissolve in hot or cold water, great for cooking, reasonable frig life after mixing, no frig necessary for the dry powder.
1960611
Yes. We use water and within a minute or two and a little swirling, it dissolves easily.
2212921
It doesn't instantly dissolve. Try a mortal and pestle or coffee grinder. Small electric chopper might work also.
698416
I don't think it would dissolve, it is very fine ground coconut and it would absorb some liquid and actually swell up like most dehydrated food does. I use it to make candy like mounds bars and it stays coconut consistency.
1165493
YES! It easily dissolves without lumps in hot or cold water...even in cocoa. This product is great. :)
459352
No. There is primarily sodium bicarbonate in the tablets which I believe can go stale as far as it's cooking uses but does not 'go bad' as a cleaning agent.
1149927
No, but you do need to mix it with canned, moist food. It sort of disintegrates into the food as you mix it in.
151800
i use it for cooking. You can either add the powder directly in with the dry ingredients or you can make it up ahead of time. It is 3 parts water to one part powder. This powder has a nice consistency and dissolves well.
1212162
I usually keep it in the fridge to keep it fresh. I've read that some ingredients will disintegrate otherwise. Hope this helps.
232365
I wouldn't use it. It takes a long time for it to dissolve. Use a powder instead of tablet.
1267846
No it does not. It's like a powder honey flavor, if there was such a thing. It dissolves in your mouth, but I would recommend dining something with it. I like adding it to Apple sauce and now I'm addicted to the flavour of that.
320814
It's powdered, not granulated and should dissolve fine. One of mine opened in the bottle and just the bit of powder on the cap tastes really horrible. I can't image trying to drink a liquid made from it.
500750
It dissolves in water. This product is more like small crystals rather than a powder - even though it says powder.Don't know - maybe if you used a lot of it or just a little water.