Can they be frozen and eaten as needed or is it best to eat them fresh? I'm planning on eating them for blood sugar control rather than planting.
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Best to eat them fresh, they tend to not hold up well when refrigerated or frozen. The best way to store long term is to leave them in the ground until ready to cook them.
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They last a long time. I still have some left from a Sept. 20th wedding. Not in the frig or freezer. They may be able to freeze. Test a couple first, freeze, then thaw, the biggest problem is sweating while they thaw. But my Jordan almonds are 5 months old and still taste good.
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Yes, you can eat them straight from the bag. I throw them in pancakes, protein Shakes etc.....like the others say, probably more benefits from grinding them. But I notice the fiber content difference eating them whole. Since its is a pack of 2, I keep them both I. The freezer for better storage.
2210503
I don't know...they are so yummy that they never last more than a couple days because my whole familly loves them. Never tried freezing them either.
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When you buy them at the health food store they are refrigerated so I have always kept them in the frig. They aren't refrigerated during shipment however. I'm also not sure if the box says they need to be refrigerated so I guess I'm not too helpful. Sorry
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Mine were fine, although I received them a few months ago. I've been eating them and they are great; the container keeps them fresh.
1664491
If you don't open the package, there is no need to freeze them. They stay fresh as long as the vacuum seal is not broken.
2210502
Not sure. I did freeze mine but haven't defrosted them yet. I hope they taste alright. I will post when I do defrost them though. They are the same kind that Whole foods and Trader Joe's sell in small containers. They are not that mushy and they were the hit of my party. Everyone loved them!!!
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I freeze them the minute I get them. They never stay in the freezer more than a couple months at a time because I grind them every morning for our smoothies. I would think that they could be froze at least a year or more without tasting or smelling freezer burn.
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I put them in the freezer when we're taking long trips and will need extra insulin. Fridge would be fine for keeping it from getting warm on hit days. Sometimes I only use one freezer pack
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I just eat them like a snack. Like roasted soy beans or edamame. If you want to use natto in another way I suggest frozen ones from an Asian market.
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Skip them if you have to avoid sugar in you diet ,i know they have a lot of sugar and i don't add any if i use them to make any dessert,still like them as a snack,hope this response answers to ur question.Have a great day.
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You can roast them before eating but there is no need. To get the full antioxidant potential out of them they should be eaten raw. I throw them in the blender with chocolate yogurt, protein powder and a banana.
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I think if you keep them refrigerated they will be okay but I let the company mange that and order in the spring! So worth it, I had no bugs on my veggies or flowers.
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I freeze them. They last awhile. But my family eats them within 2 to 3 weeks.
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I measured out two cups into a freezer bag and froze them. I don't know how long ours have been frozen, but when I take them out to thaw, they are very fresh tasting. I do this also with the bulk nuts I buy here on Amazon.
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I don't think they need to be frozen. And, they were not always this expensive. i think Friskie's has stopped making them so we are paying this price for the leftover supply. Hopefully they will come out with the same product again...probably new packaging.