are these good with fruits. like oranges, cause they're very juicy. i use alot of fruits daily and i don't want these cutting boards to dry out.
87438
...they are fine with fruits if you make sure to seal and condition the boards properly.
1940026
they are a little chewy after they moisten in your mouth, but still tasty, I think! You may be able to dehydrate them on low heat to crisp them more and still retain raw nutrients...?
735028
I have never used the Yonanas but I used bananas, blueberries, cherries, and peaches and all have worked well, when it was really hot we used it almost everyday, I am keeping different types of fresh fruit in the freezer for a quick snack. Will be trying strawberries in the next few days.
1041285
I have used them with my juicer as a pulp bag and they have held up completely. No breaks or tears. I have not left them in the pulp section for a fees days, but I'm pretty sure they would hold up. They are tough compost bags.
1361139
I've had them for a while. Keep them in a dark cool place and when they turn orange they are not good anymore. At least that's what I hear. You will get a good couple of months out of it.
102335
THey seem to last pretty well indefinitely if kept dry and in the dark. I have some apple chips I have had for at least 6 years that still work great! I just purchased too much at once and then wanted to try other kinds.
1617708
They are basically a marshmellow. If you bought them and did not open the bag, they would probably last. If you open them, I think they will dry out. Happy party!
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.
1000834
These are really good with lettuce, I mainly use spinach and it lasts over a week but if you line a paper towel (on top of the green tray inside) in with the produce, it lasts even longer. Another option is the Brawny Produce Protectors, they're a pain to clean but take up less space and work just as well as the tupperware does.
2121225
Personal opinion, They should not harm the materials. I also have some mixed Citrus EOs and I wouldn't hesitate to try them in it.
1383776
Ah, so they are not whole but in pieces? I use the whole ones wherein there are also some bits and pieces in all our breads, muffins and stuffings (now that Thanksgiving is upon us). I'm also using them in fruit cakes. Last year, I reconstituted them a little in water. Then when they had received good moisture, I dried them off and added them to syrup (which was just boiled sugar). They made a pretty and sweet topping to pumpkin pie and mashed sweet potatoes. I do hope this was some help and if not, don't hesitate to ask me. A pleasure to try to answer. All best and Happy Thanksgiving.
1766529
I don't know about cut up strawberries, but for whole strawberries are great. Watermelon keeps well too.
54362
Definitely works...i do that all the time. I cut up my fruits first into smaller pieces and freeze them though, just to make it more manageable
1337567
I made several preserves that used citrus fruit and they turned out fine. I also made fruit butters that turned out fine as well. Hope this helps.
2146169
Sorry, never have used the freeze dried mushrooms on salads. We only use them in cooking. You have to soak them in water before use. I can't imagine using them in salads but perhaps it would be worth a try. Will respond later if we ever do.
1456969
I opened mine right away, so I'm not sure, but after I opened them, they were starting to dry out, so I put the opened bag into a jar. That was a couple months ago, and they are still fine. If they start to mold, let them dry out a little to store them longer, put them in some sugar, where they will dry and flavor the sugar, or freeze them.
2146171
They're fine on salads, You have to hydrate them first, then pat dry for salads. The flavor is concentrated and good. I love them.