do they taste good and can one cook with them
773000
yes they are very tasty. great as a snack or on the go. I have never cooked them, but i guess they would be great with scrambled eggs. Hope this helps.
773001
They taste great. But I have never heard of anyone cooking them. You simply peel and eat.
1481064
No. We keep them in our freezer and eat them as is out of freezer. They're excellent tasting and as a food stuff.
678233
I use them like I would tuna. You can mash them up with mayo or oil and vinegar. I like to add choppedpickles and any seasonings you like.
1677034
I'm sorry, I don't know if you can grow them. I use them in my recipes, I know they taste better than most.
171448
Yes, and they are great. Have a bf who loves cooking? This is a great gift.
1956659
Yes you can and they are very delicious, my favorite is the olive oil, yummy! Low calorie too
1274416
Yes, I did! They work great, heat up faster, clean really good and the end result food tastes better.
1447168
I really don't know as I have never tried them. Please let me know after you have tried it, OK?
2121754
I would say no. But if you can stand the taste to chew them that's up to you. The vitamin is small.
2136336
I've not baked with them but they're very small and very thin. I would advise NOT to bake with them.
814685
No they have some function for others. steam, soup etc.. What kind cook do you want ?
985520
No,these are quality pans that you will be proud to cook on and serve on.They are high quality pans.
1790190
There is no best by date on them but I have been using some that are at least a year old. They have tasted just fine. All I have noticed is the coconut oil firms up a bit but it melts in the pan.
684364
Can you cook on these ? They are for a play kitchen they are tiny ...I'm giving them to my son for Christmas and I don't think we will be doing any real cooking with them . They do feel like a regular pan you might be able to get away with it ;)
641613
YES!!! They are good for most anything. I love them and use them daily; now my hubby uses them too. I started getting them from Amazon when my local market stopped carrying them.
954827
I would think so. I bake them in a granola recipe and they are great. I think the flavor intensifies as it does with most seeds and nuts that are roasted, toasted, baked, etc. Look up flax granola recipes and I'm sure you will find something that you may want to try or that may make you feel more comfortable with toasting, baking, etc.
79077
I don't think so. I got them because they are gluten free. They are a bit "grainy" they don't soften up much when cooked. I won't buy them again. I've had better. Perhaps they might cook better if used to bake cookies. I don't know.