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Food To Live Organic Sun-Dried Tomatoes, 8 Ounces Salted, Non-Gmo, Kosher, Vegan, Unsulfured, Bulk
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Description
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Where Does Tomato Fruit Come From?Tomatoes Have Been Known To The Peoples Of The South And Central Americas For Many Centuries And They Came To Europe With The Spanish Conquistadores. Starting With The 16Th Century, Tomato Plants Started Spreading All Over The World And Today You Can Hardly Find A Vegetable Garden Without Some Variety Of Them.Its Believed That The Truly Original Plants Were Similar To Cherry Tomatoes And Were Actually Yellow. However, Theyve Existed For Too Long And There Are Too Many Species Of Them To Be Sure Of Anything In Regards To The Tomato Fruit History.One Thing We Can Be Sure, Though, Is That Tomatoes Are A Fruit, A Berry To Be Exact. Although, People Mostly Consider Them To Be Vegetables.Tomatoes Are A Great Food That Should Be Welcome On Anyones Table. They Are Full Of Nutrients, Antioxidants, And Fiber, So They Are God For You. They Also Have A Great Number Of Culinary Uses, So Everyone Can Enjoy Them In Some Way, Be It Fresh Tomato Juice, Marinated Sun Dried Tomatoes, Or A Paste To Flavor Your Soups And Pasta Sauces With.What Are Sun Dried Tomatoes?Tomatoes Are Amazing, But They Have One Huge Disadvantage. They Dont Keep Well When Fresh. At Best, You Can Store Them For A Few Days In Your Fridge. So, Its Hard To Enjoy Them When They Are Out Of Season.Sun Dried Tomatoes Solve This Problem. Unlike Their Fresh Counterparts, They Keep Extremely Well, And Drying Doesnt Diminish Their Nutritional Value Much.Its Impossible To Say When Exactly Dried Tomatoes Appeared First, But The Important Thing Is That They Exist Today. You Can Enjoy Them During Any Season As Organic Sun Dried Tomatoes From Food To Live Are Available All Year Round. If Stored Properly, They Would Keep For Many Months, So You Can Buy Them In Bulk.Note That There Are Two Types Of This Food Available On The Market Today.
Safety & Compliance
Safety & Compliance
⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65):
This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What health benefits do sun-dried tomatoes provide? A: Sun-dried tomatoes are packed with potent antioxidants, vitamins C and A, and dietary fiber. They help normalize blood pressure, support heart health due to their high potassium content, and are a great source of iron, making them an excellent choice for vegans and those looking to boost their nutritional intake.
- Q: How should I store Food to Live Organic Sun-Dried Tomatoes? A: To maintain freshness, store Food to Live Organic Sun-Dried Tomatoes in an airtight container in a cool, dry place. For extended shelf life, you can freeze them, where they can last for over 2 years.
- Q: Can I use sun-dried tomatoes in various recipes? A: Yes, sun-dried tomatoes are versatile and can be used in a variety of dishes. They can be added to pasta, salads, sauces, or even made into pesto. Soaking them in warm water or broth can soften them for different culinary applications.
- Q: Are there any allergens associated with this product? A: Food to Live Organic Sun-Dried Tomatoes are packaged in a facility that also processes tree nuts, wheat, and sesame. Thus, if you have allergies to these ingredients, please exercise caution.
- Q: What is the nutritional information for sun-dried tomatoes? A: Each serving of Food to Live Organic Sun-Dried Tomatoes (1 oz) contains 73 calories, 1g of total fat, 3g of dietary fiber, and 4g of protein. They are also rich in potassium, iron, and various vitamins, making them a nutritious addition to your diet.