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Dehydrated Hash Brown Potatoes CAN

Price: $9.99
Item Number: 792-114

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Each can contains 1.25 pounds of Dehydrated Hash Brown Potatoes

Honeyville's premium quality dehydrated hash brown potatoes are an excellent nutritional food source for family preparedness. Each #10 can contains 1.25 pounds of our delicious hash browns. All cans are sealed airtight and include an oxygen absorber for optimal storage life and freshness. Honeyville dehydrated hash browns may be used as breakfast potatoes or in casseroles and bakery recipes calling for hash brown potatoes. Dehydrated hash browns may be stored in original sealed, oxygen-free cans for up to 10 years.

Instructions: Place dehydrated potatoes into bowl or container. Add enough boiling hot water to just cover all of the potatoes. Allow the potatoes to absorb the water for approximately 15 minutes. Potatoes are now rehydrated similar to raw potato and ready to cook. Enjoy!

Ingredients: Dehydrated Potatoes preserved with sodium bisulfite.

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Crispy and tasty
Frank (Syracuse, NY) 7/12/2009 4:50 PM
I followed the instructions to add boiling water, cover and let sit. I added in some dehydrated onion. I then fried it up and had it with eggs - not bad. I am getting more used to cooking with it, but you need to stop cooking it before it starts to turn brown or you will have some crispy hash browns, that still taste good, just a little hard. Very convenient and will soon stock up for storage.
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