Augason Farms Dehydrated Potato Shreds Can - Gluten Free Dehydrated Survival Food with Long Shelf Life - Emergency Food Supply for Camping, Prep & Everyday Meals - 31 Servings

I've been stocking up on Augason Farms canned foods for a while and I usually get an extra can to try out before I continue to stock up. These shredded potatoes are great. They rehydrate very quickly and make great hash browns by themselves with a little seasoning or in a casserole which I tried. After rehydrating I really couldn't tell that they were previously freeze dried. Potatoes are very filling and these cans are very inexpensive so I consider them a staple in any emergency food supply. These do not come sealed in pouches inside of the can like some of the other Augason Farms canned products but that's not a problem in my opinion. These are the kind of thing I'd expect to use the whole can at once. Toss a little butter or oil and salt and pepper on these and you have great hash browns for a small group of people. Easy to prepare and serve, and a great value!

Long shelf life, good value

I don't eat a lot of starchy vegetables. Every now and then I want a little in various applications. These hydrate well,right in the soups and stews. I also hydrate them in veggie stock to make patties. They best part is that they are shelf stable. Once hydrated, they are ready to be used as you would use fresh.

They taste and look great, just like fresh potato once they're re-hydrated. You may have to remove some dark non-edible pieces. It took 2 hours to prepare these at 8200'. They re-hydrated quickly enough and tasted just like fresh raw potato. Then it just seemed to take forever to cook them enough to eat. Making hash browns with them was a complete bust. . Making lumpy mashed potatoes which we enjoy, they were delicious. They were light and fluffy after taking 2 hours to prepare them using a low heat after trying to make hash browns out of them didn't work on high heat and I'm using a commercial gas stove with burners that really put out. . For re-hydrated hash browns- not recommended at all at my altitude. Perhaps that's they're accurately called potato shreds. Definitely correctly called survival food and not convenient to prepare, but great in a pinch.

Long shelf life unopened. Fairly easy to prepare, I'm having trouble getting them soft enough. Will keep at it as they are so handy. Love Aguson Farms foods.

These dehydrated potato shreds are a handy item to keep on hand for food storage or emergency preparedness. They rehydrate easily and work well for hash browns, casseroles, or breakfast dishes. The flavor and texture are better than expected once prepared according to the directions. They’re simple to use, and a little goes a long way. I like that they store well and don’t take up much space. Like most dehydrated foods, they’re best used as part of prepared meals rather than eaten alone, but they’re versatile and reliable. Overall, a solid option for long-term food storage or emergency supplies.

I was raised on dehydrated hashbrowns and these do no disappoint. They are smaller than the ones I was raised on but the taste is the same. I have bought several of these all have been good quality.

These are long shelf life and taste good can't go wrong with potato shreds

These are excellent for Hash Browns. I have been using Hungry Jacks in the little carton for years, or the Idohan ones, and since moving to Australia, they are not available here. I actually like the taste better, by adding onion powder, seasoned salt and pepper to our own taste. If you want even cooking and browning, I use about peanut oil. It is much crisper and clean tasting. For 2 people, about 3/4 to 1 cup of shreds are plenty once hydrated. I only soaked them in hot tap water for about 10 to 15 minutes, drain excess water off and they came out perfect.

Unfortunately 1 of the tins was dented, other than that all ok.