Is this product raw and do you pasterize/heat up in anyway?
158387
it appears to be pure. I heat water in the microwave and place the jar in the water for 20 min. be very careful with the oil . it will stain. you will have to shake real well. use paper towels not cloth.
158388
This product is raw. You can use the oil as is as a supplement or the oil can be used for cooking.
158389
hello, i've nothing to do w/okonatur; i bought it once & had to toss it b/c it was so very bad -- incidentally, i don't think there is any red palm oil that is actually raw (all need some processing heat above the so-called "raw" limit)
158390
It is "unrefined" which is to say it hasn't been processed in any way in my understanding. You can use it like you would a cooking oil or like in my case, I mix it in with foods I feed to my parrots! It doesn't have to be heated up but sometimes it gets kind of solid when it is cold in your house so heating it slightly can make it easier to use. Hope this helps answer your question.
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.
10274
No .... Whenever it says RAW it is not gelatinized. This one is raw. You have to type in gelatinized maca powder.
1420575
I checked my three jars of honey, and none of them have a "PASTEURIZED" label. I still think it is just Raw, Unpasteurized honey.
1689994
Paste and it is pretty salty, so with cooking use less salt in your recipe. But it is the best I have ever tasted.
1827373
It isnt necessary to use paste, because it isnt pc processor and it dont warm same pc processor. You need just to use the tape included.
801206
No its kinda like tooth paste consistency. Doesnt taste great, but its for your health. I keep mine upside down its easier to get out of bottle
228891
That question is best asked of LifeTime. It does not say "Raw" on packaging. HTH
386123
I haven't used that type specifically to answer that question. I did, however, use freeze dried as well as ready made and then remade with a tablespoon or two with my own. I am thinking these cultures are pretty hearty. Its worth a try.
949952
I am not sure how it compares but when you heat it up it has the texture of a somewhat fine gritty paste, depending on how hot you get it depends on the thickness of the paste.
1627432
No, it's pasteurized, per US law. If you're looking for raw the laws vary from state to state, and in some you may find raw butter. I mostly use my butter for cooking, so whether it was raw or not would make no difference for me. In the end it's the fact that this butter is cultured that gives it its wonderful flavor. I've made my own raw butter before, separating the cream from raw Jersey cow milk, culturing it, then churning it. It was delicious, but never as good as Kerry Gold.
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Hi I find it interesting that Amazon is sending this question to a customer instead of finding out from the source--the manufacturer! They claim in the description that it is 'raw' so we, as consumers, assume that might mean unheated. I would ask the company itself. I can tell you as someone who purchases it that I like it because it is natural! I do not want any chemicals on my skin, so this works!
1519270
It comes as a very fine powder, not freeze dried, and I don't think it is pasteurized
426405
I never did. It never smelled rancid. You can stub your toe on it though! I'm pretty sure it's prepared. It's not "raw".
1770318
I called the Company to ask about this. They told me that nothing was added and nothing taken away....it 's completely natural with zero pasteurization and no other spray preservatives.....
1773289
The label lists it as non-homogenized, but makes no reference to pasteurization. The butter is heated in order to make ghee, which would likely pasteurize the product if it wasn't already.
708044
Its raw stevia, not processed other than dried and pulverized. I use it and think its a safe product...