If it's roasted, why the label didn't mention? It's not raw or dry roasted, then how was it roasted, what was added in it?
2003982
I see SALT and Peanut Oil as additives. It might mean that they are roasted in peanut oil... would be nice of COSTCO to label the product accordingly.
2003983
I do not know if they are roasted or not, they are good and they have been very lightly salted. I have ordered at least 12 times and find them very enjoyable.
2208292
my guess, without doing furthur research, is that all peanut butters use roasted peanuts, raw peanuts would produce a very different tasting product, almost all Almond butters use roasted nuts as well. As to why? To get that great peanut buttery flavor! An un-roasted product would be much blander.
428647
Call the company and ask questions. Labels aren't always truthful. Like all natural ingredients. That can mean anything.
2230780
It doesn't say "raw", but if it is uncooked it must be raw, wouldn't you say? USA Product, and tastes really good.
1397834
I have no idea... I don't sell this stuff... I just buy it and use it. I can really only give my opinion about its consistency, taste etc. I would contact the seller and ask them if this is a typo if I were you.
1679028
I did not refrigerate it. I see no where on the label that states it must be refrigerated.
1899664
Since it is not labeled "raw", I would assume that it is not raw and has been processed in some way.
2141347
are the nuts roasted? You just want dry / dehydrated. Turning to mush sounds like cooked / too soft nuts
1519269
Pretty sure it isn't pasteurized, freeze dried don't know, been a long time since I had the package.
500562
Yes, but it wouldn't be "roasted". It would be the same as putting it in a crockpot on low, unless you browned it first.
889377
I am not the seller..... I am a buyer who reviewed the product. However, having had the product, I can tell you that these are NOT stale. They are RAW. Raw meaning not cooked. Not cooked meaning soft. The nuts you buy at a grocery store are roasted, which makes them crispier, harder, whatever word you'd like to use. These are RAW, as described in the product name and description. But again, this is just a review, I am not the seller.
406850
They are definately NOT roasted. When it comes to almonds there are two types of RAW. These almonds are the RAW that most people are satisfied with. They are healthy and taste great. They there is the raw that specifically states they are RAW. They cost more and don't taste as well. I don't know the process used to pasturize them, but I am very happy with these, and pecans by the same company. I see someone already answered. Yes, they are not totally raw, but not roasted or salted. They "pass" for raw for all but the most concerned purists.
1528756
The only info is on this label. It says produced for... not in. So I don't know.
158390
It is "unrefined" which is to say it hasn't been processed in any way in my understanding. You can use it like you would a cooking oil or like in my case, I mix it in with foods I feed to my parrots! It doesn't have to be heated up but sometimes it gets kind of solid when it is cold in your house so heating it slightly can make it easier to use. Hope this helps answer your question.
1426491
The Italian Roast has kind of a burnt taste. Maybe a darker roast then the French. I have had the French before and liked it better. Had been getting the Poor Man's Blend and really liked it. I am not a real strong coffee drinker.
866293
I apologies for the other responses but the list of ingredients include soy AS an ingredient, not as a facility tha handels soy. Now, the Question is, what kind of soy, is it fermented? What is it?
1420572
I have not seen a separate label that you're referring to. It definitely says raw, unpasteurized, etc. on the jar label. The fact that it's pretty solid tells me that it has not been processed. That's all I can tell you. :-)