Augason Farms Freeze-Dried Sweet Corn Can

I got some freeze dried corn in a salad kit and had never tried it before. Who know I'd been missing out on a really tasty salad addition but an even better treat. If you like corn, you'll love the intense corn flavor along with a nice satisfying crunch that isn't too hard to chew. I immediately ordered a can from Auguson. I've had their products in the past with a few on my shelves now. They had it at a great price as well. A pound is a large number 10 can size of corn so a good amount for the price. I opened it up right away and it's so good. It's a pretty yellow like fresh corn, the aroma is a nice fresh corn smell and the taste is over the top good. While you can rehydrate this corn my only reason for getting it is snacks and food toppers. If you love corn this is a great buy.

Delicious freeze dried corn in a can weighted at 16 oz (1 lb) 454 g. I also like eating it dry straight out the can, adding it to a salad, adding it dry to my bag of trail mix, and cooking with it. The freeze dried corn is easy to use as it hydrates when added to warm or hot water. It cooks well when baking it in recipes, cooking it in dishes with liquid, or sauces. The corn is a nice yellow color, good quality, big, thick pieces of corn, that taste like fresh corn whether it's dry or hydrated. This can functions by keeping it shelf stable for 25 years until opened and very convenient. The freeze-dried process preserves the color, taste, texture, and nutrients of food. The can it comes in is sturdy and I haven't received a dented can. I buy this freeze dried corn when the price goes down and I use it for everyday cooking. I find this product as a very good value and I will continue to purchase it.

Nice price for a good product. I use this for baking recipes, both homemade crackers and homemade cookies. It adds a unique sweetness to the flavor.

Good to add to any of your recipes! For a mild sweet flavor but mostly for health and fiber.

This thing is enormous. I didn’t read the listing well enough because I was not expecting a restaurant sized container. This thing is massive. I’ve had it for months and still haven’t opened it because I know once I do, I won’t be able to eat a quarter of it before it goes soft. This is wonderful if you regularly make large dishes with it or perhaps feeding a zoo. Honestly, I don't know what to do with it. I’m sure it’s good. Freeze dried corn is delicious. The price is great because I was expecting far less portion for what I paid.

Big fan of prepping for emergencies and whatever else that may impact food supplies. I buy from Augason Farms regularly. I have never had any major issues or concerns with any of their products. Sellers yes, products no. I buy emergency food and tuck it away. I try to buy when on sale because I am basically buying food and not eating it. I rarely get into it, or rotate it. If I am buying from Augason farms, then the packaging is just fine for super long term storage (10-25 years depending on the food item). I get the occasional dented can (this one was fine), and it makes no impact. It isnt like other food grade cans where the can is breeched. These cans are made to withstand floods and other crazy stuff. They float, did you know that? Sometimes I will get into a can early if I bought it on sale and it is same price or cheaper than non long term storage equivalent (recently I experienced that with powdered butter. My usual bagged brand was more expensive than the sale price of Augason powdered butter.. stuff like that). Anyway, I like the corn to be consumed as is, tossed in a big bowl of salad, or rehydrated when used in soups or as a side. Not my number one prep item, but it does add variety. Occasionally I see people post reviews that say they got an expired product. But they never show a picture of the date they are looking at. The cans show the manufacture date first and foremost, then follows the best by date many many many years in the future. If they got an expired product, then do the math. That means the product would have been made 10-25 years ago. I mean, maybe. Lets see the label. They change the look of their label on occasion. So anyway, I am always suspect of those reviews. I just think they arent reading it right, and if it was legit they would post a pic of the can.

I am n food stamps and use to eat nothing but burritos romin noodles and TV dinners. But since I found the freeze dried meals and foods I have been living much healthier. 1 bag f usheoos last several nths 1 can of peas lasts 1 month r ore and ou don't have to have a big freezer to store all your food. It tastes just like fresh out of the garden after you dehydrate it and unlike opening a can of regular peas you are not waisting half the can because you didn't need that much or afraid your freezer pease with get freezer burn before you use it up. I spend about $14 to $20 a can and it lasts all month if I eat peas every day longer if I don't. How much does it cost you to buy enough traditionally caned or frozen pease fr 1 month or more I will tell you it is more than $17 to $20 a month and then you end up waiting some of it and spending money t run a extra freezer to store it not me. And I a medically healthier than I ever been and able to eat more meals a day then I was able to before. Freeze dried foods are a healthy alternative if you can't grow your own garden last longer than traditional caned food and frozen foods and is easier t store. And the full meals are a quick and delicious dinner option for those busier days. Try it you won't regret it all you need is water and a place t cook your meal.

Love this corn. 🌽 pour out a cup and it’s enough for the two of us. I use this in all kinds of dishes. Taste good and rehydrates quickly. From opening the can and getting that initial wonderful smell to the excellent texture in the bowl. I will continue to buy. Since the corn is freeze dried it retains it initial size. Just add water makes it quick ease and a get functional product.