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Product Name: | Augason Farms Dehydrated Potato Slices 1 lb. |
Manufacturer: | Blue Chip Group |
Model Number: | 5-11122 |
Product SKU: | B01007Y26K |
UPC: | 751738994481 |
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You can create soups, stews, and other meals... suitable for camping trips as well.
So, can you actually eat this type of stuff and enjoy it? Does the stuff actually eat like a potato? Pardon my ignorance. Just want information before making a decision.
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This is just the standard `trying to make it look like it is on sale` tactic, just FYI.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Like some fancy overpriced Pringles
So, can you actually eat this type of stuff and enjoy it? Does the stuff actually eat like a potato? Pardon my ignorance. Just want information before making a decision.
You can create soups, stews, and other meals... suitable for camping trips as well.
Instant mashed potatoes have a long shelf life too.
baked chips are potatos that are shredded, pressed into shapes, then baked
the point you have missed is that all forms of potatos are typically cooked before consumption. if you buy these, stick them in water, you will have the rough equivalent of raw potato slices. fried and baked chips are not just dried, they are cooked in the process.
pringles are cooked potatos, these are dried, uncooked potatos and if eaten directly will turn from a crunchy dried raw potato to a mushy raw potato as you chew
So, can you actually eat this type of stuff and enjoy it? Does the stuff actually eat like a potato? Pardon my ignorance. Just want information before making a decision.
I haven't used these specifically, but I do use the dehydrated hash browns. Some people have to get used to them, but I like them. Of course, fresh is always best, but desiccated is OK too. Use them for soup. I think if you rehydrate them and dry them, they could be good for about anything.
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Are you planning to use them as a weapon? Because they will be mush.
Also known as POTATO CHIPS!!!
You can create soups, stews, and other meals... suitable for camping trips as well.
Au Gratin makes sense. I get it now. Thanks!