Hi, are these ears baked? I wouldn't want the greasy kind. Thanks.
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I'm not sure how they're processed, but they are dry, no hint of grease. My dogs love, love, love them. I keep a few in the car to keep them busy. I do give them pigs ears occasionally and they are greasy. Lambs ears that I've bought are like the cows, not greasy. Both cow and lamb are almost like a stiff chamois only thicker.
1946541
It's typically pigs ears that are greasy. I have bought many brands of cows ears instead od pig ears cause they are NOT greasy. I like this brand cause they don't use bleach to whiten them or other toxic chemicals to purify them. Can't remember exactly how they decontaminate but I did contact the company years ago to ask. I'm very picky about what my dogs ingest. they are Big so you get your money's worth!
1946542
Yes, they are baked and not the greasy kind. We liked these so much I'll be ordering again very soon. I think this is our 3rd order.
1946543
Pig ears are greasy... Cow ears are not , whether they are baked or not I don't know
2113083
Hi, These are already baked, all you have to do is add filling. Thanks, Joe
274641
Hello, no they are not in oil. They are dehydrated and dry. When used in soups, stews, etc., they will absorb the liquid and become softer.
1638990
Yes - I see someone said no, perhaps they have a different model somehow? I just went and looked at mine again to double-check, and I can definitively say that my set is VERY matte - the (vinyl/rubber, removeable, replaceable) earpiece inserts themselves are much glossier than the body of these buds.
79077
I don't think so. I got them because they are gluten free. They are a bit "grainy" they don't soften up much when cooked. I won't buy them again. I've had better. Perhaps they might cook better if used to bake cookies. I don't know.
515828
I don't believe these gloves are intended to be eaten. Please leave a review and let us know how they taste, I'm curious to find out!
1338978
Latest ones I purchased were 04/15. They are very well sealed in foil packs so I doubt that could be a problem even beyond that date. I wouldn't be concerned about it. They are great and work well with no smell or greasy feel.
193805
These are not "Wax proof". Your ear produces wax as a way to clean out the ear, and it moves it out to get rid of the dirt. that is why regular inspection and cleaning if needed is just part of owning in-ear-monitors. These are not meant for long life (silicone lasts longer), that is why you buy a pack and use until they start to get nasty, or the foam fails to return to shape, then replace with the next set. The foam tends to fit better for longer wearing, and fit a range of ears better than say the silicone. As far as the comparison, I have not tried them (Comply), and the other brand seems to offer different foam densities, which could impact seal and comfort i guess. When you see "wax guard" or "wax proof", that means there is a small screen used, and to some this can modify the sound, again to what effect, I think everyone if different on their perceptions of sound, I have not needed them. I hope that helps.
1032287
No. They are soft and pliable not crisp like baked ones. They are good but like I said not crispy
565265
They weren't waxy at all. I used them for cookies at my wedding and they worked well. But it was more of a cookie bar - we didn't prebag them so they didn't get greasy at all. We also bought a stamp that said love is sweet and put that on the front. They came out pretty cute.
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They are the size of raisins, not very crunchy, more like leather unless you boil them to add water and plump them up. I don't know anything about oiled. They would be very bitter to eat alone and not very good.
549055
I've had mine for a few years now, and love them. They've never bothered me in any way. Specifically, no, my ears do not get hot at all. As an aside, the company has GREAT customer service. I broke something on them after the warrantee period was up and they still sent me the replacement part, free of charge and with no postage charge.
2135849
You are fine. I left mine in the oven over night. I also have some that I kept in a plastic bag or easy treat giving. They are fine. :)
1960260
Yes they are! They are great! I love them ! U can throw them in microwave and oven:)
1727771
Yes...These are oven safe. The company included a recipe for english muffins and crumpets which describes baking them in an oven. I actually use them on a griddle to make Alton Brown's english muffins.
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Sorry you don't like them this fresh. That's why they're so moist. We're all conditioned to expect the store bought variety that's treated with preservatives. That's to extend shelf life. Fine if you like it. I preferred to get used to these beauties. My only suggestion would be to dry them in the oven on a cookie sheet at about 200 degrees. Check them every 10 minutes until they reach your desired level of dryness.Good luck!
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Sure, but I don't think they're meant to be baked in. I don't know, ask the manufacturer.