If you’re tired of tossing out mushrooms that turn black or slimy before you even get to cook with them, I’ve got just the solution for you.
Keep reading and I’ll tell you everything you need to know to be convinced to add these Thrive Life Mushroom Pieces (affiliate link) to your short and long-term food storage!
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I cannot stand how quickly fresh mushrooms go bad. I tried these freeze dried mushrooms and haven’t looked back. I use these regularly in all my recipes that call for mushrooms.
I personally rehydrate these first before throwing them into the skillet, if I am frying them in a frying pan. But if you’re tossing them in a recipe that is already liquid (like soup or sauce), just pour them in as is, STRAIGHT from the can!
These Thrive Life Mushroom Pieces are such a great way to add some variety to your food storage.
But you don’t have to take my word for it; here’s what a satisfied customer had to say about them:
"I keep meaning to message you and thank you for the tip on freeze- dried onions and mushrooms! I’ve been using the onions, which I love, but I just started using the mushrooms. I’ve always loved fresh mushrooms, but the freeze-dried mushrooms are so great that I don’t know if I’m ever going to buy fresh again unless it’s for a green salad. The freeze dried mushrooms are definitely a game changer for sure! Thank you for the great tip! You so rock!"
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Answers to some of your most asked questions about long-term food storage, including the difference between dehydrated and freeze dried food.
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