is this heated above 118 degrees? is it "raw"?
516335
I don't know. It is a non-GMO product of Indonesia and is manufactured for Nutiva, 213 W. Cutting Blvd., Richmond, CA 94804, (800) 993-4367
516336
It also says in addition to the other responses that it is organic sugar made from fresh coconut sap collected from cut flower buds
304094
I usually put it on high to start with & lower the temp when I get in bed. It is plenty warm when I get in bed..........but I couldn't say if it was "HOT" or not. I always turn it down. It is of extremely good quality. So very hard for me to answer.
745919
I would suggest internet searching about dehydrating temps. I know that if you want raw food to retain all of it's enzymes, you should use heat over 150-115 degrees. If that is not an issue for you, it would probably depend on what it is you are dehydrating. I would definitely look for info on the internet.
228891
That question is best asked of LifeTime. It does not say "Raw" on packaging. HTH
494930
Disposed all info that came with, so not 100% sure. It is food grade, and I do not use with anything hot. Am very happy with its functionality. Sorry I cannot be more specific.
1025908
Not sure of temp. It's hot but not enough that It would burn you. Works nice.
985353
No it is not heated. It also stopped working within a few days. Waste of money.
977771
Yes it is heated. Make sure you get extra kapton tape or do the glass method (read about it) on top of the heated bed once the initial kapton tape tears.
717571
not close to boiling, only 170 degree or I would have bought it along time ago. I am looking for one that boils to 212
263229
The website says it is never heated above 110°F so it sounds like it's not unpasteurized, but also not heated as high as regular (non-raw) honey which is I think around 145°F.
542536
I wish I knew, I am sorry that I don't. I have not exposed it to extreme heat, but I did wash it in my dishwasher on the top rack without a problem. Other than that, it has been in and out of the fridge without a problem.
161910
It has low medium and high. It has thirteen different temps that you can set. Not sure of the exact temp. It is warm than extremely hot.
263230
The website says it is never heated above 110F so it sounds like it's not unpasteurized, but also not heated as high as regular (non-raw) honey which is I think around 145F.
1703928
There is no indication on the container that the product is truly raw....so it probably isn't.
872984
Hey there! Well, from my research, it is totally raw; that means it is natural, not heated above 118 degrees Fahrenheit, and not processed. You are correct, though, that alkali processed (also called Dutch processed) cacao/cocoa does destroy most of the incredible health benefits of this superfood! (for more info, check out these articles: http://www.life-enhancement.com/magazine/article/2798-effect-of-treating-cocoa-with-alkali-the-dutching-process ; http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18710243)
1229141
I agree that it is not as hot as it probably could be, but I don't add cream so that helps. I use the microwave to heat it up should it not be hot enough. Descaling does not make it hotter. Already been down that road. Maybe we should contact the company directly.
1910197
Yes, it is raw. If it is cooked, it will loose its resistance starch properties & cause blood sugar to go up.