Are these freeze dried?
1032287
No. They are soft and pliable not crisp like baked ones. They are good but like I said not crispy
699038
Yes, they do arrive frozen. Packaged in dry ice. We use one pack a day, so I've never had them for more than a few months.
1507591
I thought they were going to be fresh because nothing in the description mentioned dried, but when I received they were DRIED.
2009498
I have no idea. They are dried so they can be stored over a long period of time. You would have to contact the company.
1967819
I don't know. They are a dry product mine have expired yesterday they are in the cabinet and I will be using them soon. When you use them you make them soft in warm water. I don't know how long they will last and I don't know if you would want to freeze them or if it would make a difference. Here is their site but, it doesn't give that info either. http://www.staranisefoods.com/
387238
Most dried ones are preserved with some chemical that's not really harmful. They smell and taste much better than fresh ones.
2057740
i am not sure these can be frozen. They are dry, like pasta. So they have a very long shelf life if kept dry. I keep mine in the pantry, and they seem to keep in good shape for a long time. Hope that helps.
1649643
Dry place. They come in sealed plastic so they should've perfectly fine till then. I ordered mine early and they were fine. I didn't want to risk them not getting to me in time
355745
These are freeze dried meaning no refrigeration needed and no spoilage. 1 bag usually lasts two weeks.
1467768
Mine are older, dried stays pretty well. But I actually freeze anything dried I'll use only small amounts off, I've kept dried fruits in freezer a very long time.
2253046
Yes! I have placed them in the freezer many times, no cracks or wear signs!
653357
No!! They are fully dried and do not need refrigeration, at any time while they are in the dry state. Once you add water and re-hydrating them yes they need to be refrigeration.
547579
Yes you would. I use them in the freezer. The only thing is it may be hard to get the label off once you use them in the freezer.
821243
Hello! Not sure if it is or not. I bought for a craft project. They are not soft dry.
1666932
Yes, they are absolutely freezer ready! The seal is tight. I am using them right now to freeze single-serving portions of my wedding cake. So far the cake tastes perfectly fine after 2 1/2 weeks. I can write in with an update when more time has gone by.
2198788
Several, however, I buy freeze dried because they keep forever. Canned mushrooms spoil quickly once opened and fresh spoil even quicker. With freeze dried just grab some and throw them into what's cooking and put the lid back on till next time.
1507590
They are dried and they are very good. I use them in risotto a lot. Reconstitute very easily in hot water.