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- Benefits & Description
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Benefits & Description
Use in Your Favorite Recipes | Healthy Food | Has Skin
• Protect your family and your investments
With a hermetically sealed and double-enameled #10 can, your food storage will keep its fresh Sweet Potato flavor for years to come. • Use in your favorite recipes
In case of an emergency you are going to want more than just wheat and flour in your food storage. With our Saratoga Farms Freeze Dried Sweet Potatoes with skin your family will still enjoy their favorite home cooked recipes. • Easy to prepare
Just let sit in water for a few minutes, pour off the excess water, and enjoy. Use it in an emergency or for regular everyday eating. Our Saratoga Farms™ Freeze Dried Sweet Potatoes are like having a treat in a can or an extra resource to use in your own recipes. You can rest assured that our Saratoga Farms™ Freeze Dried Sweet Potatoes are just that, freeze dried Sweet Potatoes. There are or preservatives or additives. Also, they are an excellent source of Vitamin A!
Saratoga Farms™ Premium Selections freeze-dried foods are prepared with quality and taste in mind. We take great care to ensure the foods are packaged in optimal conditions with minimal moisture in a licensed and certified clean-room environment. We include an oxygen absorber in all of our products and verify the integrity of the seal on all our finished items to give you the best quality possible.
At The Ready Store, we always focus on the QUALITY of our products first because we want you to get the best value for your hard-earned money. - Features & Specifications
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Features & Functions
SKU: FD0838G Net Weight: 10 oz (290 g) Total Servings: 16 Total Calories: 1072 Shelf Life: 20-30 Years Dimensions (LxWxH): 6.25" x 7" x 6.25" Allergen and Specialty: Lactose Free, Low Sodium, Vegetarian Food Type: Potatoes Packaging: #10 Can Preservation: Freeze-Dried Storage Requirements: Click to Read Storage Requirements Shelf Life Statement
To achieve maximum shelf life, store in an environment with a temperature of 60F or lower and humidity of 10 percent or less. Shelf life statements are based on manufacturer claims, industry standards and relevant studies from reliable sources. The Ready Store disclaims any liability or warranty as actual shelf life results may vary depending on individual storage conditions.Preparation Instructions: Add 1 cup of warm water to 1/2 cup of Freeze-Dried Sweet Potatoes and let sit 5 minutes. Drain excess water. Produces 1/2 cup of Sweet Potatoes. Array: Saratoga Farms Product Series: No Serving Size: 1/2 Cup dry (18 g) - Nutrition & Ingredients
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Nutrition & Ingredients
Nutrition FactsServing Size 1/2 Cup dry (18 g)
Servings Per Container About 16Amount Per ServingCalories 67Calories from Fat 2% Daily Value*Total Fat 0g0%Saturated Fat 0g0%Trans Fat 0gCholesterol 0mg0%Sodium 8mg0%Total Carbohydrate 15g5%Dietary Fiber 1g%Sugars 7gProtein 1g%Vitamin A217%Vitamin C18%Calcium1%Iron2%*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.INGREDIENTS: Sweet Potatoes
Allergen: Processed in a facility that handles tree nuts, wheat, soybean, peanut, egg and milk products. - Reviews
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