







🥬 Elevate your pantry game—freshness and flavor that lasts decades!
Augason Farms Dehydrated Spinach Flakes come in a durable 8 oz can offering 45 servings with 450 calories each. Designed for emergency preparedness, camping, and everyday cooking, this gluten-free, all-natural product boasts an impressive 25-year shelf life. Quick to rehydrate and versatile in recipes, it’s a smart, nutrient-rich staple trusted by families since 1972.







| Asin | B0096HN3J8 |
| Department | Unisex-Adult |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Model Number | 5-11129 |
| Manufacturer | Augason Farms |
| Product Dimensions | 16 x 16 x 17.78 cm; 226.8 g |
User
Convenient for Italian cooking, and DELI5!
Love having this stuff around, and I use it regularly, not just for emergency back ups. I primarily use it in the filling for lasagne, stuffed shells and manicotti, but also in soups, and in stir fry dishes for extra colour, fiber and nutrition. The flakes are small, and combine easily with other ingredients. I find it to be a money saver, because I have a hard time using up a bag of spinach before it goes bad, and this is the perfect solution, and it tastes better and fresher than frozen chopped spinach. After opening, I store it in a jar using my vacuum sealer, and store it in my windowless pantry. I would like to tell you that it lasts a long time before it starts losing it flavour, colour and smell - but I use it up before I find out! and If you haven't tried it in smoothies, you should - especially with pineapple and citrus juices. It gives a gorgeous bright green colour, and you can't really taste it - PERFECTION! I have never been unhappy about buying Auguson Farms emergency supplies - they are always good
User
use in spinach dip, yum!
use for spinach dip, no need to rehydrate in water. it will rehydrate in mayo sour crm .excellent except for price doubling.......shame
User
This was a new product for me and i have been more than pleasantly impressed!
I have always had some dried vegetables in my pantry as far back as I can remember—and i don’t really want to tell you how many years that has been! but a few years ago I decided to find out if you could make a soup from just dried vegetables and found out that it is entirely possible. I am ot talking abut a big chunky meat and vegettable soup or a hearty bean and ham soup or a thick creamy potato soup or any other soup you could actually eat with a fork. But I now regularly make a relatively thin but delicious soup which is useful to have any time of day or night even though never serves as a main course. I ordered this spinach to add to my modest soups and the container comes with a lot of spinach. Whiel I make up my measured dry ingredients and keep in separate continers and always have some available for cooking, i do not use a lot of the spinach in each contaienr as I am using a complement of other veggies and herbs etc. My spinach is keeping beautifully and I will likely order more hen I start to run out. So far I have not used more at a time either in a casserole or to use as a vegetable t a meal, I have no doubt that this wold also be possible. For ow I am happy wit the way I am using this fine product.
User
love this product
it's a delicious snack!
User
Good product
Good item. Meets my needs and is very convenient. Would buy this again and probably will.
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