Is this product "raw" (meaning processed at temperatures below 115Â°F)? Sun-dried is considered "raw." Thank you
1181577
I am not the person to be answering this I think you could contact the company for the processing information or maybe call Amazon @ customer service they may have the answers
954207
Hi. It is dried and we store it in iar tight container in freezer. Works great!
396092
I'm assuming they are "raw" I'm not sure what highest degree they have been in...on the contained it says to store in a dark cool place. I personally keep mine in the fridge.
1045474
I had to look that up. :) Yes, this is not raw. It has been expanded/exfoliated. At least according to what I read at duper mining site.
325812
I can not answer about the temperature, but I would think 60 should be the lowest, after all it is a liquid product. As for the UV light, I used the sun, but UV is necessary for it to dry.
846388
I am not positive, but if the package or jar says "raw" I assume it is unpasteurized. An article I once read said that California's law demands that all nuts grown in the state are pasteurized, even organic. Apparently, this process reduces some nutrients. If you ever contact Woodstock and ask the company your question directly, we purists would like to know the answer you receive! Thank you!
1700976
Yes they are raw and the texture can change. When it is put in water it becomes gel-like which is the way i like it. Other wise it is a crunchy type of seed
745919
I would suggest internet searching about dehydrating temps. I know that if you want raw food to retain all of it's enzymes, you should use heat over 150-115 degrees. If that is not an issue for you, it would probably depend on what it is you are dehydrating. I would definitely look for info on the internet.
1484848
Great questions....I doubt it due to being dehydrated and to keep anything dried bio active you have to do it at a very low temperature and I'm not sure you can dehydrate raw milk at the low temperature necessary....for me I just throw it into raw milk to up the protein intake. As I can't be sure, you might want to contact the producer.
2079999
Best if refrigerated. Says so on the box but can be stored in dry place below 71F.
2221942
I could not tell if it was cold processed or not. Based on the lower quality of the oil, I do not think it was organic. Definitely not what I would consider high or therapeutic quality. This is my opinion only.
2230778
I did some research online to answer this, and found (unsurprisingly) that the answer is not so simple. Raw should mean completely uncooked, and so the label saying uncooked should cover it - but there is a difference in opinion about what constitutes "cooked". I can say from experience with the product that the aroma and flavor are all there and that this does not taste anything like the fake honey that one gets at fast food places or from generic grocery store brands. At the same time, it is not as pungent and full as some of the more exotic honeys that one would pay a lot of money for.
920487
to me, raw means unheated past about 100 degrees or so. low enough heat that it wouldn't kill anything good. this is smooth looking. beyond that, i really can't say. you could contact the company if you have more questions. i will say i love it! especially in the winter. i usually use at night.
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.
1949355
Local producers here in WV warm honey to around body temp to package it. I can't swear it is totally raw, but it appears to be heated some for packaging. We love its flavor. I have one bottle that has crystalized just like what I buy from my neighbor does.
605938
The box says store in a dry place at 73 degrees or below. Right next to that it says best if refrigerated. I have not refrigerated mine, just kept them in the cabinet and I have had no problem.
2032177
it is raw. it is in flakes and you can sprinkle it or use it in any measuring item u choose