Karen's Naturals Just Corn, 4 Ounce Pouch, All Natural Freeze Dried Vegetables, Keto, Vegan, Gluten Free, Healthy Dried Veggie Snacks with No Additives or Preservatives, Dairy Free, Non-GMO

I eat a lot of rice and often add this to it after the rice is finished cooking. Not only am I adding veggies, but it helps soak up leftover water from the rice that may not have drained and adds flavor to my weekly stir fry dishes. It is a bit expensive but it also goes a long way. For me, personally, it is a good purchase that I will buy again.

I know this isn’t made specifically for birds, but if you have pet birds as picky as mine this is a great way to get them to eat vegetables! They hate the texture of fresh veggies.

Took these backpacking and they worked great.

My kids got addicted to freeze dried fruit as a snack, so I thought I'd try adding freeze dried veggies to the mix. These peas are pretty good. They taste like...dried peas. Since the name of the product is "Just Peas," this is a good thing, not a bad thing; there's nothing added to these, not even salt. I mindlessly munched on some as a snack; my kids were less thrilled with these than they were with freeze dried fruit, but they did eat a few.At one point I decided to make my grandmother's empanadas, which ask for peas, and was halfway through prepping them when I realized I had no more frozen peas in the kitchen. I knew most freeze dried food rehydrates well, and although this particular package markets itself as an as-is snack, not a rehydratable product, I threw a cup of Just Peas in a bowl, added two cups of warm water, and waited for about half an hour. To my surprise, they rehydrated very well! I poured off the extra water and tried one--it tasted almost exactly like a microwaved-steamed pea, and in the empanada recipe, you couldn't tell the difference at all. They're a tad pricey for being just peas, but they're a lot more versatile than a bag of frozen peas, so I'll likely buy more in the future, perhaps for our next family camping trip.

I really enjoyed these dehydrated peas. I was pleasantly surprised at how good these tasted. They were gone way too soon. They were a wondering snack for at my desk and a nice pick-me-up. Not only that, but I felt utterly virtuous eating a vegetable as a snack.

Added the flavor and nutrition to my backpacking Ramen meals.

No way is this a vegetable combination. It is 90% peas and corn. Corn is a grain. Peas are really a legume. There are hardly any red peppers and almost no carrots. PEAS and CORN . Not a vegetable mix at all. But it is organic.

These little veggies are a great addition to soup or stew. I like to add some to ramen along with some bullion instead of the salt packet. Nuke for three minutes and enjoy