is this raw unheated above 115 degrees?
1830392
Can't say, but I doubt it. There is nothing on the package to indicate. I suggest you call them at 1800-530-2900. They are in Colorado but the product is from Indonesia. Or try their website: madhavasweeteners.com
1830393
Wikapedia explains how coconut sugar is made. It is made from the sap of the coconut flower. It is cooked then left to dry into the crystal form you see in the final product. I do not know how hot the temperature is during the cooking process, however.
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.
1188
I am not sure I have had dehydrated raw plaintains before, but I would say that these are definitely cooked.
2048027
Yes they are raw unsalted. Recommendation is to refrigerate after opening also.
1910197
Yes, it is raw. If it is cooked, it will loose its resistance starch properties & cause blood sugar to go up.
2107201
unheated is a way more descriptive and better term to use than unpasteurized...that's why i'm confused why it isn't used to describe the product if it actually is.
1339247
They say on the jar that it has not been processed, I would say it is not heated. I love it.
1577467
According to them, no. It is not heated beyond 105*.Best coconut water out there, bar none. :)
1299766
Actually, none of these are accurate. I contacted the company and the official temperature is NO MORE THAN 480°. An oily feeling is supposed to be normal, but I would agree that using less than 400° would probably be best. I made public the information pdf that they emailed me. It is located here: http://goo.gl/IaTsT
1533738
Don't know. Ours is in the desert and we brought it in for the summer when we leave.115 degree plus days is pretty hot. Obviously it will last longer if it can be brought out of the harsh elements.
2230780
It doesn't say "raw", but if it is uncooked it must be raw, wouldn't you say? USA Product, and tastes really good.
384866
I've been keeping it at room temp. But I'm not an expert. I hope the supplier answers.
12685
I haven't measure the temperature, but it is much hotter than any other urrn we have had - almost certainly close to boiling. Even when on the "warm" setting, you can hear it "rolling".
699643
No. And No. If you do a little research "raw" is not actually raw anyway due to the heat involved in processing.
2179800
Not sure, but I think it is below 350 degrees Fahrenheit. look up on, google ceramic cookware
283641
Raw is apparently not processed, but pure. Any mixes I understand are processed.
228450
It's very safe at 350, which is the only temp I've used it at. Sorry if this doesn't help, you might try the manufacturer.