Why are they so dehydrated?
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Like so many of our fellow beings marshmallows suffer from egregious corporate farming practices which place profit far above the most basic comforts that we humans would demand for ourselves. It's a shame, really.
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They tend to be hung over from binge drinking and haven't yet taken measures to recover. Like drinking water.
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I do not know. However I have been using this item for 6 months and I love it. I have dehydrated for about 25 years and this unit is the best.
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Food would just dry out and get hard. They are made to keep water from freezing
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They are a hard plastic, they can get wet, But there are some moving parts, so weather could effect those.
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Mine get wet sometimes too. When they get wet,just turn them inside out and they will dry.
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They can go quite a while without water. I spritz mine like once a month and they have been good for over a year now.
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Yes, they dehydrated. I use them in different ways. I make cranberry tea by simply putting a small handful into a mug and pouring boiling water over them. The cranberries re-hydrate somewhat and they can be eaton as you drink the tea. I also put them in muffins. Being natural cranberries, just dehydrated (maybe not what you expected!), they are good for people who don't want the extra sugar from things like craisins. They are loaded. I am Type II diabetic, so these cranberries are perfect for me. Experiment. I actually eat them raw too!
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not sure what you mean by 'rehydrated'; I would describe them as typical dried fruit.
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Definitely dehydrated vegetables. I think I remember tiny, tiny shrimp but could have gotten it confused with another instant noodle product
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They are not dehydrated. They do hatch. If you live in a cold place and buying this for someone to watch hatch then the babies will not have anyplace to be put. If you live in a warm place then after they hatch you can put them outside.
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Can you look at your order? It should tell you if you ordered the dehydrated ones or not. I would also think there would be instructions on how to rehydrate them too. Mine are not a bright white either and have an amber hue. If they are soft and squishy I would say they aren't dehydrated. Follow the directions enclosed with the package and you'll have plump little water kefirs in no time. I wouldn't postpone putting them in the sugar water though, they need to be fed.
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Mine unfortunately held water and never dried. Had to throw it away after a month or so
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Nope. Mine were double bagged and dehydrated. Just like the description says.
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How long since you received the plant? Maybe provide the plant with some plant food. They also love the sun so maybe your plant isn't getting enough sunlight or too much? You could be potentially over watering or under watering it. I water my plant once a week and it has been growing beautifully.
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These are slightly damp...but dry out in about 10-15 seconds. So...in my book...that is dry. these ones are pretty amazing!
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They have been full for 1 1/2 weeks. I think I will rehydrate them. They look a little smaller. But I am happy with what they did when I first hydrated them.
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They drink from the small plastic "flower" feeder at the bottom....however I've seen more CONFUSED hummers than drinkers. They seem to want to drink from the flowers in the pattern on the holder. I'm not sure I can recommend these unless they change the pattern.