Are these pasturized with steam or chemicals? Thanks
1351769
They do not seem to have been processed at all. We soak them in a bowl of water for a day then run them through a dehydrator overnight. No funny flavors, just pure almond goodness.
826766
no and they are vaccum sealed. i usually put some in my vanilla bottle for even more flavor.
1627908
No steam. My box says that it's the smooth and sleek finish. I really like it so far.
890628
They do not have vents but no trouble with steam. The lids are perfect with your pots.
2215378
I'm so sorry that I can't answer your question. So far I've never gotten them wet nor have they been touched by steam or hot water. I love them because my old oven mitts were so boxy and thick that I couldn't grip well and these really fit the bill. I gave a pair of them to my sister too, but neither of us has gotten them wet or anything.
1741604
Yes they are. You can sterilize them in the microwave on their own, no sterilizing tub needed.
1245725
They are not raw if they are pasteurized. So Amazon needs to be clear on this and not state they are raw or someone should sue them.
2011254
Steam. I contacted the company. "Our almonds are conventionally grown - conventionally grown products, use fertilizers and pesticides which allow for higher yield, out of season growth, greater resistance, and greater longevity. After growth, the almonds used in our natural almond flour are then steam pasteurized. The blanched almonds are considered pasteurized when they go through the blanching process (which uses steam to remove the skins to get the white color of blanched flour). Additionally, all of our almonds are non-GMO."
744247
No. Unfortunately, they have a trace of salt as do most of the products packaged this way. We did not use this particular one.
806493
No, they are uncoated. I find if I microwave them for a few seconds, the heat 'melts' them a little inside, giving them an extra sweet 'caramel' flavor.
895416
As far as I can tell, they do not contain sulphur, they seem to be completely dried out.. they are bitter to taste. I add a little xylitol and water and leave them in the frig over night,then add them to recipes :)
2126687
No, they were raw. Very hight quality. You can roast them or use them in stir fries etc. About 30% less than grocery brands and much higher quality
658744
I don't think that you should put these in boiling water. They might have chemicals in them or something.
672404
Nothing on the label indicates if it is steam distilled. You may want to check their website PlantTherapy.com.
181710
No, but are rounded to retard, but not prevent scratches. I steam cook all my veggies without soaking them in boiling water.And, I only use S.S. cookware. Highly rec.
2011368
I prefer not to. You can't sterilize them. Can't remember if you can steam sterilize though. the spoons are plastic although they are soft. still, i bought silicone tipped spoons and rubber spoons for my baby because he chews on them. i didnt feel comfortable with the plastic. plus, you can sterilize it if it's silicone tipped. i saved mine for future use. im sure he will appreciate the colors better when hes a bit older or has teeth already.
1281531
They say that they are raw and they can't be raw if pasturized because that involves high temperatures which would cook them.