are these the dried crunchy kind or soft chewy?
780642
Hi Jingyao, these are the dried crunchy type, but sometimes I'll put them in my morning hot oatmeal and they will soften up. I'm not sure how they would do in a home baked good, but I think they would soften up also.
944518
Yes they need to dry longer or be cut thinner. The more moisture you leave in the more likely they are to mold or rot, and/or do so sooner. Don't necessarily expect them to be chip-like crunchy but not soft either.
1215621
I think, they are soft because they are fresh. I keep mine in the freezer, as I buy a 6 pack at one time. The last time, that I made soup, mine stuck to the paper, I just scrap it off. I did have them, where they were harder and could have been older. Either way, the taste can't be beat, they are the best, in my opinion.
996925
A little bit of both - if you start chewing immediately upon putting them in your mouth, they are crunchy. Because they are freeze dried, if you hold them in you mouth and your saliva rehydrates them, then they become more like fresh fruit as you chew it.
122532
They are more of a hard candy, the exterior is a little bit softer, but there is an harder interior to the candy that makes it more preferable to suck on these candy as opposed to chewing. I personally chew them a little but that because I am just not really a patient person.
979161
They are hard, not soft. My daughters both chewed on the soft ones and made extra holes, so these worked better for them.
1856154
I would say they're dehydrated. They don't need refrigeration and they're very crunchy. Based on all that's out there now I would say this is a great deal plus it's made and processed in the United States. My dog loved these and she was a German Shepherd who turned her nose up at just about everything. (I say "was" because I lost my Ashlee five days ago at age 15). She ate these even if I offered her others that were twice the price.
528184
These are softer than most of the other brands. So, while crunchy, they are not hard and you don't have to worry about cracking a tooth on them. Its worth the slightly higher price.
1527722
They are about 1/2", moist and chewy. They are much larger and "meatier" than dried cranberries. These are really good and the ones I prefer.
535656
They are soft and chewy for my old girl Ling Ling I break them in half. Ling Ling is missing a few teeth. My youngster at 5yrs Merlin gets 5 pcs am and 5 pcs pm he has weak hip bone.
859595
Gummy:) a little softer them gummi bears but not too much. Bought them for my dad and he raved about them
841784
Yes, they are the crunchy vitamins. They are really good. My kids remind each morning for their vitamins.
649242
They are "hard", but easily chewed up by my dogs. The dogs enjoy them and I like the way they stay together and don't disintegrate into powder like some do.
1249058
It is about the consistency of jerky. Maybe a little softer. They get more tough if they sit in the package a long time.
1000607
They are soft. Not like cookie crumbly soft. More like brownies when you leave them in the oven a little too long. I love these. They help with separation anxiety, to sleep calmly through the night, or just to relax. I fill their kongs with pb and then stick one of these inside.
721608
Hi JJ, These bananas are chewy. Let us know if you have any other questions!
2130623
Mine are perfectly dried -- not completely dessicated and stale like the ones you can find in the local stores. Dry but still pliable, which is exactly how they're supposed to be. And they are quite spicy, which is what I wanted. I ordered mine from Swang-Anong, so perhaps the seller is the difference.