are these RAW nori difficult to eat as they may be CHEWY? if so, how does one toast it n still reserve the nutrients (easier to eat when it is crisp)
1940026
they are a little chewy after they moisten in your mouth, but still tasty, I think! You may be able to dehydrate them on low heat to crisp them more and still retain raw nutrients...?
1940027
The Nori is not wet, damp, or chewy. It has been thoroughly dried and will break apart if bent just like a toasted sheet would. It is advisable to store the packaged sealed to keep the freshness. - each pack of 50 sheets comes in a zipper sealable package. Please let us know if you have any more questions.
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.
1563155
Yes. I've cooked all sorts of grains and they come out perfectly chewy. Just last weekend made Kamut and it was delicious! Make sure you invest in a good pressure cooker cookbook!
268308
They are not chewable....I've changed to Piping Rock vitamins (available on line from Piping Rock Vitamin site)...I've never purchased chewables. All I have gotten are either gel or powder inside. Have you done a search on line with "chewable" in the search line? Sorry I can't be more helpful.
466781
It's been a while since I used these, but I believe they are not chewy, yet not as hard as a dog biscuit - kind of like a chewable tablet. Sometimes I crushed & mixed it in some grain-free canned food & it wasn't difficult to crush with the bottom of a glass or similar item.
2227568
I find them to be very chewable. If you have trouble chewing things, just let them melt in your mouth. They remind me of a caramel. I actually like the chocolate ones, but my dtr loves the caramel. Its like having a little dessert. :)
12465
My experience has been that it is only for style. I don't feel like using them makes it easier or harder to eat sushi. They are very pretty, I don't regret buying them at all.
271599
They are hard, but very easy to chew. I have a lazy eater and he loves them. I know the gummies would be awesome, but they would just not work with these since they are made from real WHOLE food, as opposed to synthetic vitamins.
527570
They are crispy on the outside. Not sure that 'chewy' is an appropriate way to describe the inside, tender sounds more true to what they are. One has the ability to set the dial to determine amount of 'doneness' (as with a toaster) so you could control yours to your personal taste. Best waffle iron ever, and I have tried many!
40739
You need teeth, they are hard. Just the right crunch. I love them with dip. I prefer this brand to any of the others.
1830850
Try gelatinised, pre-cooked, much of the starch is removed........raw has all the starch still in it and can be hard to digest....red maca for women...black maca for men
1227360
Not to chewy. Not that hard either. At times I just tear them since they are chunky, they are easy to tear into small pieces. Be warned, it will get your hands smelly!
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.
2093308
Depends on how you like them. I usually take the toast out the first time, and leave the dogs in for a second round in the toaster. My buns are always toated, they may not be colored brown, but the inside of the bun gets hard and crispy on the top layer. Overall, I am satisfied!
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.
445856
Yes, it takes longer to toast. I always used Udi's before. But these do make bigger slices and it was really delicious. Go ahead and try it. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
1348271
Yes, but I would toast them first. They may be a little too moist and be impossible to retrieve once ground.