Are these reconstituted into the shape of peas, or are they somehow dried as whole pea pods?
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These are tasty, but are NOT peas. 70% RICE!! Too bad. Really sorry--- I bought some and am stuck. What a buyer beware situation! Hope this helps you avoid the same. PS the company wrote to me that they are 70% Rice, then wrote back saying they are 70% peas. Big difference. But either way, reconstituted.
837324
They're dried. They're not dead and I don't allow zombies in my house so they're not zombies. They're dried even though they're labeled as died. They did not die. They just got dried.
1719629
I think it would be difficult to distinguish as they are dried to a fuit leather consistancy, which is what helps to preserve them. All the ones I have purchased taste very good whether I eay them as is or rehydrate for a recipe. This batch has lasted me several months and I can taste no discernable difference.
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Ah, so they are not whole but in pieces? I use the whole ones wherein there are also some bits and pieces in all our breads, muffins and stuffings (now that Thanksgiving is upon us). I'm also using them in fruit cakes. Last year, I reconstituted them a little in water. Then when they had received good moisture, I dried them off and added them to syrup (which was just boiled sugar). They made a pretty and sweet topping to pumpkin pie and mashed sweet potatoes. I do hope this was some help and if not, don't hesitate to ask me. A pleasure to try to answer. All best and Happy Thanksgiving.
819320
Yes, these are individual pods, round and similar exterior as a tea bag. Not like the Keuring individual cups.
1111398
The ones i received were actual grains. They made Kefir and also grew very quickly. The two tablespoons I received have now grown to more than half a cup.
212523
The chews are a cube about the size of a garden pea. Ma used to make peas so I should know.
2009497
I have no idea, but would suspect they are fresh because they tend to sell out fast. I've recently realized what a great value dried fruits are from this company since I've begun to dehydrate my own fruit. A half a bushel of pears dehydrates down to almost a half gallon jar of fruit.
1693128
I'm really not sure if they're whole flowers but you do see pieces of the dried flowers in your bag. The tea is not ground up like some of the other teas that I've ordered that have a much finer texture. You can actually see pieces of the flower in your bag. Everyone that I've let taste it comments on how full-bodied the taste is and they absolutely love it. It looks almost like potpourri. In fact you will have to use strainer after you boil it.
234146
These are shelled. I recommend that you divide them up and store in separate bags since they are raw.
1507590
They are dried and they are very good. I use them in risotto a lot. Reconstitute very easily in hot water.
950993
They are still pliable and I use them by cutting them into diced pieces. If you want to stuff them whole, steam them yourself quickly first to put some plumpness back in them. But they are fresh and good.
819321
Yes, but they are round pods in a tea bag type container. They are not individual cups like Keuring.
2093971
Well, they are "cut" as in already tortilla shaped. Just peel one off and heat on a griddle.
643458
No, they're completely raw -- uncooked, unsalted. I like to roast them with a bit of sea salt but they don't come with anything but the nut.
333566
These are whole. I split each bean open with a knife and scraped the inside out. Hope that answered your question.
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I am not sure I have had dehydrated raw plaintains before, but I would say that these are definitely cooked.