Is this product freeze dried?
1584767
What you see in the cover is the only description available. There are no labels or anything in the back. Like the other answer, I'm not sure either. You might want to contact the company.
1584768
It was powdered...I finished the product and no longer have packing materials...sorry...
1584769
I am not sure, It is ground to a very fine powder like talc. The taste is quite good, almost sweet, mixes readily in water, milk, juice, etc
514555
I have read that someone stored it in the freezer, but I live in Alaska where its nice and dry....I just let it dry up and it lives on the shelf with my other therapy stuff....wintergreen essential oil from YoungLiving pure as it can be...neck rollers, cashmere for poultices...etc
1425570
NO. The bottle has a drying agent in it. Just keep that in the bottle, but do not refrigerate.
1413847
I am not quite sure what you mean.....if you mean "is food still fresh after being sealed?"....the answer is YES. I am extremely happy with this product. Some food items seal tighter; less liquid, more tight. Examples: Boneless chicken breasts (this is what I mostly eat), may seem a little loose inside packaging after I have sealed it, yet it comes out as fresh as when it went in! When I seal my lettuce, after drying it thoroughly, it seals nice and snug and comes out great!
1130058
My guess is that these are as nutritious as fresh ones since they are freeze dried. No added sugar.
199761
it is vacuum packed and i have never been able to keep these long enough to know if it would freeze, but one would think that 'yes' the product could be frozen after opening
1108547
My guess is that because vitamin c is a water soluble vitamin, during the freeze dry process some of the vitamin c is so bound to the waste-water that it doesn't stay in the end product. You would have to send the waste-water out for analysis for a couple hundred dollars to find out if this is so and at what percent. You would also have to send a sample of the original batch of berries and have them analyzed for vitamin c content as well as the end freeze dried product for analysis. You're looking at about $600 in analysis to know if this is true or not. If they're claiming on their label a vitamin percent-they've already done a nutritional analysis and spent a good $400 to $1000 depending on which lab they sent it to-but this is required by FDA label laws.
183425
Freeze-drying works by freezing the material and then reducing the surrounding air pressure to allow the frozen water in the material to sublimate directly from the solid phase to the gas phase. The end result is a super crunchy dried fruit or whatever that is still in it's original shape but completely devoid of moisture. It will re-hydrate really quickly. I use my freeze dried raspberries in my own tea mixes.
2206597
No, it is not dry ice! It comes in a sheet that you freeze to activate. It's reusable, light weight and in my opinion a terrific product. I used it to keep some food frozen for about 16 hrs.
2094597
Well, I've had mine since this time last year and it is still good. They are dried, so I expect they will keep quite a long time. The package that mine came in is resealable (zip top) so that is helpful.
1989710
It is in powder form inside of clear gel capsules so the likelihood of freezing or high heat should be no problem. The bottle also contains a drying agent too , but not sure if that does anything.
995276
I believe it is. I placed it in a freezer for several days and it never froze - got a little slushy but never froze. This is typical of 35% H2O2. However I've found a more reliable and far less expensive source for my H2O2. Check out this website: http://www.purehealthdiscounts.com/h2o2.htm. Enjoy!
1895101
Although I see a difference in my energy level when I take the Rhodiola from "Now" but I have not used the Siberian brand. I know that Siberian Rhodiola is freeze dried with no additives. Dr. Oz recommends it. I tend to think it is better. Next time I will order Siberian brand since I will better be able to comment.
1507971
I'm sorry, but I don't recall if it arrived Fresh or Frozen....HOWEVER, I DO recall that it was WONDERFUL!
15712
I checked the internet and did not see a recall on these. They are freeze dried and not the same as the chicken jerkey that has been recalled by so many other manufacturers. There doesn't seem to be a recall on these. Thankfully.
2130237
I'm assuming it is a cooked product. It is a thick syrup, similar to honey or molasses. It's completely smooth with no fibrous bits in it, which is why I believe it's a product that has been cooked or boiled down. The only ingredients in the product listed are dates. It also does not need to be refrigerated. It has a very nice flavor, reminiscent of a very mild molasses. It's really delicious. On her website, she states that there is nothing in her Date Syrup other than dates....no water, nothing else. So because there is no water, just dates, one can assume the product is cooked to be able to produce a syrup. If you need further clarification on this, you can email her at info@ilovedatelady.com.
2111861
I don't know if it has been frozen, but I suspect not. I ordered 6 loaves, and froze them. As I take them out of the freezer they thaw out fine and taste perfect. Udi's multi grain bread is just about the best gluten free bread you can buy, and I have tried many.