Are these the type that can just be eaten out of the bag as a snack?
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These are dried sardines primarily used to prepare stock. Dried cuttlefish is the kind eaten out of the bag as a snack. I've never snacked on iriko, but should you decide to do so as road runner suggests, you might remove the entrails first to cut down on the bitterness.
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Yes, they're actually pretty good, my toddler likes them but put them in the fridge after opening. They don't stay good for long.
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These are basically for use in cooking. However, they can be eaten as such. They come in different sizes and each size has its own taste. Such as saltiness, sweetness, firmness and how it chews. If you can try the different sizes you will find one you like. After opening they will eventually get hard and difficult to digest.
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Not that I remember. I eat them as snacks, like I would eat crackers or chips.
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Good question. I looked at a bag, and it didn't say. They are definitely crispy, so it seems like they are fried to some degree. They don't look or break like Baked Lays.Hope this helps.
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Yes, mine are. They are delicious. I will even have a piece of sharp cheddar cheese and crackers, and it makes a great snack.
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As another poster replied, you may swallow these or chew them. I personally chew them and like the flavor (the shell is like a gummy treat).
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I mix them with Greek yogurt and some water (with pomegranate seed, flax seed, and sesame seed) to make a tapioca-like on-the-go snack. They don't have to be mixed with anything. I just prefer to combine them to get a better protein snack.
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There us nothing on them to indicate that they are. By feel I would say no. They are great for kids, and perfect for outdoor picnics. Just not freezer or microwave.
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Honestly I have never eaten one. I would only use these as a last resort in an emergency situation where I needed to be highly mobile. They will supply needed calories and I have been told they are not very palatable, but better than starving.
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Somewhat, but they are not soft. They are a bit chewier than raisins--okay to eat straight, but I soak them in cherry juice before I add them to yogurt.
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They are in a brine like you see in olive bars in the Grocery store, a bit like pickles. You can eat them from the bag. I do not think they are "cooked" using heat.
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Yes they are. also not toasted, roasted or salted. They are a bit cheaper at Costco but not worth the trip if that is all you need.I eat them for a quick snack.
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No, not that I recall. They are serviceable for light meals and may have an indention for a cup or something, but nu c.h. per se. Ours get rare use and are stored away.
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I do not think so. The crunchie inside is mostly sugar and I do not eat them that often, but as a child and adult they are my favorite.
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Yes they are. also not toasted, roasted or salted. They are a bit cheaper at Costco but not worth the trip if that is all you need. I eat them for a quick snack.
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We eat them as a mid-day snack when we eat dinner around four. The are tasty :)
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They are not crunchy like a biscuit treat but I wouldn't describe them as a soft treat along the lines of a Zukes Mini Natural or the like. They are of a fairly firm and chewy consistency but still easy to break with the fingers. If the bag has been opened for quite a while though they dry out and get relatively hard.
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No they aren't. They are very crunchy. I boughto a different treat from Amazon by Rocco & something that was nice and chewy. My boys enjoyed the different flavors.