Are these prunes rehydrated?
376343
not sure what you mean by 'rehydrated'; I would describe them as typical dried fruit.
376344
they are very soft and easily chewed-there is no juice in the package===enjoy
376345
I was very disappointed they were tough and leathery and did not even taste like prunes. I am now using Newmans organic prunes and I am very pleased
376346
What do you mean rehydrated? They are standard dried plums. I would say it's a good balance between moist and dry. I hope it helps!
376347
prunes, by their very nature, as dehydrated, or they would be called "plums". I eat plain because they are moist and chewy, but have also cooked in water to hydrate...
376348
I have had organic dried organic prunes for many years. These are not rehydrated.
183426
Dried raspberries are usually air dried until most of the moisture is removed but they are still pliable...similar to dried apricots. Often times berries are glaced prior to drying such as dried cranberries.Freeze dried raspberries have no moisture in them and are dry and brittle. ...just like the strawberries found in Kelloggs Special K cereal with red berries.
577355
Yes they are. I made green juices on Sunday and saved them in the freezer for the week. Worked great!
787198
They are not processed. They are tree-ripened, then picked and packaged. There is no recycle number on the package. The package is the same size as a 1 quart baggie
690189
These noodles are packaged in water not like dry Ramen noodles that you rehydrate. You have to drain the noodles before you reheat them to eat.
668725
No but dried fruits usually contain more fruit sugar as it is concentrated. We buy the unsulphered apricots as they are the purest form of dried apricot and really are very good.
732821
Hello, Ms. Abaker, I bought just two of these bags, and most of the dates were moist enough. Therefore I ate them the way they were. As for the few dry ones, they are still edible as such; more chewing is needed. If you want to bring them to their natural state just after cropping, no chance. My mother used to keep dried fruits in water (especially prunes and peaches), for a few hours, but they never returned to their natural texture and consistency. IMO, children will enjoy the dates the way they are. I still do, despite my age.
237410
Well, I would try them and see. Have they been in a humid or hot place? If not probably ok. After all they are dried.
1048630
Organic prunes. They are very good. We rehydrate them by putting some in a pint jar with water, letting them soak overnight, and blending them the next day. They are delicious on cereal this way.
1109123
Yes, they are raw. You don't need to cook them, they are great eaten raw. They are at their best eaten raw after overnight soaking in water.
2009497
I have no idea, but would suspect they are fresh because they tend to sell out fast. I've recently realized what a great value dried fruits are from this company since I've begun to dehydrate my own fruit. A half a bushel of pears dehydrates down to almost a half gallon jar of fruit.
2249600
I certainly hope not! The packaging would not suggest that they are. Web site is www.sincerelynuts.com and this is the contact info on it: They are good tasting and do look good.SincerelyNuts148 39th Street Brooklyn NY 11232Phone:718-832-4877888-272-8780 Fax:718-228-9219Emailsales@SincerelyNuts.comcare@SincerelyNuts.com
652001
Honestly don't know but I don't think so. They come in a transparent plastic bag with no label of any kind so very hard to tell ... Taste good though but have had better less dried
2208097
They are "bing" cherries. Package does not say sweet or sour, but they have no cherry flavour at all, neither sweet nor sour. They taste like prunes
1048632
Bag says Organic Prunes, approx 45 pieces per pound. There is no USDA Certified Organic icon on the bag. When I received the prunes, I emailed the company, and they did say the prunes are organic, but did not answer my question as to whether they were sulfured or not. Their website says they may be sulfured - thus not able to be organic certified? The bag also states " Packaged in the same facility as peanuts, tree nuts, soy and milk products". Hope this helps.
1224034
these are dried, as in tea you buy in pkgs. at your grocery store. makes delicious tea. Fresh flowers would mildew and rot.
720459
only ingredient listed is prunes, no preservatives are mentioned, and they do taste very good. Hope this helps, Andy