Are the cloves whole or broken in pieces? I need them to be whole for a project.
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The cloves were whole. We used them to make scented bags (sachet) bags, and they looked very nice.
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It depends on how badly they're stuck. It happens when they get too warm. It's happened to me in shipping in hot weather. If they aren't too badly stuck, you can peel them apart, but a couple of times mine were welded into a solid mass. I contacted the seller and returned them for an exchange (when the weather was cooler!). In your own home, store them in a cool place out of direct sunlight. I had one jar start to melt together because I had it out where morning sunlight coming through a window hit the bottle.
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Usually they are charred during cooking and have juices from the food on them so it's probably not a good thing to reuse them. When I'm cooking a small piece of fish for myself only, I will cut them in half.
360285
I'm out of town but I do have a few left. I will measure when I get home. They are small.... one or two bites and not very deep. They Are very good and are already baked.
48374
I have used them as is, but a suggestion if I may. If possible try taking some off the bottom of bottom side of the stem and see how it looks to you. They are easily removed and repositioned without damage.
1060379
They came in a container that wasn't reusable for a long period of time. The bottom is plastic with velvety like material that the knives fit into. The top was transparent plastic that I threw away. I put the bottom portion in my utensils drawer and keep the knives there so they don't get all dinged up (I have a very wide utensils drawer).
50180
Not easy....usually with a hacksaw or an axe. I just usually cut them in half, not small pieces...
1809252
Actually, no. Everything is hinged together, so when you're done pressing (squeezing) the garlic cloves, you just open it all up for cleaning under running water. It's very easy and efficient.
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They are glued! Honestly, not very well put together and in addition....my bottom shelf was completely detached and broken in half!!!!
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.
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As everyone has said, they are whole cashews. They are packed in a large, heavy-duty plastic zip top bag. There is some breakage in transit. It's almost impossible not to have some, with such a large bag, but we had perhaps two small handfuls of small pieces, at the end. On the other hand, from what we saw, it's fairly easy to split the cashews into halves, so perhaps 10% of the bag had split into halves, but very few were broken into small pieces. The cashews were quite large, and we ate the majority of them out of hand. We were very happy with them.
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They are very little. I used them for a company event and they each held one bottle with some candy and that was it. They are cute and worked for what I needed but break easy. The tongs were useless, I didn't even use them.
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They are separate and there is only 2-3 inches of chord in between the branches. They are in my vase so its hard to remember exactly how much but not much. Hope that helps.
797951
They are solid tablets so I believe they could be split. I have not tried to split them.
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The dividers between the spices on a shelf? No those aren't removable. It's all one piece.
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sure, can i split them with ya? i like mine in garlic butter sauce with a smidge of pepper & lemon.
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The very tips of the two halves are a tiny bit rounded, rather than coming to a sharp point. Chances are yours are just the way they're supposed to be, but if you are in doubt, see if there are any sharp or abrupt edges (like something had been broken off), if there aren't then your scissors are just the way they should be.I will recommend that you wash these by hand rather than in a dishwasher though. I think the extreme heat of the drying cycle tends to make the rubber handles a bit brittle as time goes on. Other than that, these are a great addition to any kitchen.I hope that helps you. The very tips of the two halves are a tiny bit rounded, rather than coming to a sharp point. Chances are yours are just the way they're supposed to be, but if you are in doubt, see if there are any sharp or abrupt edges (like something had been broken off), if there aren't then your scissors are just the way they should be.I will recommend that you wash these by hand rather than in a dishwasher though. I think the extreme heat of the drying cycle tends to make the rubber handles a bit brittle as time goes on. Other than that, these are a great addition to any kitchen.I hope that... » Read More The very tips of the two halves are a tiny bit rounded, rather than coming to a sharp point. Chances are yours are just the way they're supposed to be, but if you are in doubt, see if there are any sharp or abrupt edges (like something had been broken off), if there aren't then your scissors are just the way they should be.I will recommend that you wash these by hand rather than in a dishwasher though. I think the extreme heat of the drying cycle tends to make the rubber handles a bit brittle as time goes on. Other than that, these are a great addition to any kitchen.I hope that helps you. « Show Less