Do you add any oil to the raisins?
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Amanda; I've been researching this for a few weeks, and 99% of raisins sold online or in a grocery store have "When packaging Raisins, sometimes a small amount of light vegetable oil is added to keep the raisins from clumping and sticking together. Free-flowing raisins are easier to pack. The amount of oil constitutes less than 0.10% of the product and must be listed per 100 grams of raisins."I have a friend who is a wine judge and foodie and she does not like the way that the oil affects the taste
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There is nothing added. Just organic California raisins. Trader Joes also sells organic raisins in one pound packages that are a better deal if you have a TJ near you
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i would rinse them in some good water then put some raisins in with the sugar water, that should help.
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The instructions that came suggest lightly oiling them. I use a paper towel dipped in vegetable oil and just swirl it in each cup.
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Yes. Add it to the oil before the corn. Then fake liquid butter after. Yummy.
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No added sugar or oil. The ingredients are stated as "Organic Raisins." The package doesn't specifically say that it is unsulphured, but I would assume that it is b/c it is organic.
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Sun Maid specifies on their website that they only use the sulfphites (Sulphur Dioxide) in the light colored dried fruits such as the golden raisins. They say that any of their products that has sulphites in them will have a warning on the package. I think it is rare to have sulphites in most of the dark raisins since sulphites in dried fruit is primarily there to keep the fruits from turning dark. If it is not listed in the ingredients it should not be there.
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Just follow the directions on the package.You can add cranberries or raisins.Mix them with the dry mix to prevent them from sinking to the bottom of the batter.
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Hi Elizabeth, I haven't tried it with oil yet as I've had really good experience just popping it plain with salt.
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Good question. From what I find you can mix with any of those oils. Should not be used with baby oil or any other mineral oil
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No added oil. If you stir the oil thoroughly once and then keep the peanut butter in the fridge, you won't have to stir it again.
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I have not tried that but it should be no problem. Are you wanting to put the mineral oil on for a reason or has the item just been dressed with it in the past?
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If the raisins are "Certified Organic" there cannot be ANYTHING added. It is Unsulphured. And it is a really great deal!They taste wonderful. Sorta like molasses, fresh air, & fresh red grapes. There is just something undefinably different in the taste of an organic food compared to "regular" food. Try this product---you won't be disappointed!
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I put them in oatmeal health bars or use them like you would raisins. Put them with seeds and nuts in granola. I like them plain but they soften when you use them in a recipe that has mashed banana or applesauce.
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I have used milk, soy milk, almond milk, buttermilk and water. The results are good each time. Even though I am a fairly adventurous cook, I have not yet tried to use olive oil. I have had good results substituting apple sauce for oil. Good luck...enjoy your experiments!
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Yes, I used equal parts oil and sugar. I bought flavored popping oil at my local supermarket and just regular sugar. Just about any oil will work besides olive oil ,that will give it a funny flavor.
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We have never added oil or butter or anything else, when using this popper. 1/3 (heaping is OK) cup of popping corn into the bowl of the popper with a condenser in the bottom, and let 'er rip in the microwave until you don't hear any more popping. Dump it into a bowl, then add melted butter and salt, or whatever you like. Be careful not to go too long on the popping time, because it will burn and blacken the kernels.