Can you use half and half in instant mashed potatoes?

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1. Can you use half and half in instant mashed potatoes?
2. What can I use instead of milk in instant mashed potatoes?
3. Does Costco sell instant mashed potatoes?
4. What is the shelf life of instant mashed potatoes?
5. Is it safe to eat expired instant mashed potatoes?
6. Can you vacuum seal instant mashed potatoes?
7. How long will instant potatoes last vacuum sealed?
8. How long will vacuum sealed pasta last?

Can you use half and half in instant mashed potatoes?

Instant potatoes usually call for hot water to reconstitute the dehydrated flakes. Instantly add flavor by replacing half or all of the water with an equal amount of chicken broth. Rest assured—your potatoes won't end up tasting like chicken! ... You can also swap milk or half-and-half for the water required.

What can I use instead of milk in instant mashed potatoes?

SUBSTITUTE Carnation Evaporated Milk for regular milk in instant mashed potatoes or any variety boxed potato kit that calls for milk. NOTE: For Quick & Creamy Mashed Potatoes with less fat, use Carnation Evaporated Lowfat 2% Milk or Carnation Evaporated Fat Free Milk.

Does Costco sell instant mashed potatoes?

Idahoan Real Premium Mashed Potatoes, 3.

What is the shelf life of instant mashed potatoes?

about 12-18 months

Is it safe to eat expired instant mashed potatoes?

We do not recommend using our product past the Best By Date as the potatoes will start to break down affecting taste, texture and the overall quality of the product. In some rare cases the potatoes can also spoil.

Can you vacuum seal instant mashed potatoes?

Place the potatoes in freezer bags and put them in the freezer. You can vacuum seal them to keep them for even longer. ... Drain the potatoes and pat them dry.

How long will instant potatoes last vacuum sealed?

Once cooled, I form them into patties packaged in between layers of freezer paper and seal the layers in a zippered plastic bag. Stored this way, potato patties keep for 4 to 6 months without suffering any flavor loss. If they're vacuum sealed, I find that they last for twice as long.

How long will vacuum sealed pasta last?

one to two years