Hungry Jack Hashbrown Potatoes, 4.2 oz pint carton

Nice item to keep in a sealed jar until needed, only need a 1/4-1/3 cup to make a serving. I can usually get about 5-6 servings per container. My hint:-heat equal parts water first to boiling, then add the tater's to that mug, cover mug and let stand for 5 minutes at least. Add Dehydrated Onions as well for more zing too. Heat a splash of olive oil to high and toss taters in, Enjoy

The directions tell you to add 1 cup of hot water %26 let it sit for a few minutes. If you love potatoes %26 onions, add a tablespoonful of dried onions with the hot water %26 potatoes. Remember, let it set for a few minutes. Once the onions %26 potatoes are puffed up. You are ready for a little oil in the skillet to fry you up some great has browns!!

Before you add water: 1/2 tsp each of: garlic powder, onion powder, black pepper, Italian seasoning, and sea salt give it a good shake. Preheat oven to 425 I use a 12 inch saucepan mix it up nice (make sure you scoop out any clumped up seasoning from the carton) mix 2tbsp butter with 1tbsp olive oil ,let butter melt. Mix everything up nice and pat it down with a spatula try and create an even thickness across the saucepan nice and tight. let it cook on low medium for 3-4 minutes. Put entire saucepan in oven and cook uncovered for 20-25 mins until desired level of golden crispy brown on the edges and on the top. Truly amazing every single time. Better quality than anything I get anywhere else.

These are excellent and I prefer to use them over the frozen hash browns. Just rehydrate as directed and can then use to make hash brown casserole or potato pancakes or fried hash browns. I like to add a teaspoon of dried minced onion to them before adding the hot water. I cook them at home but they are excellent when camping.

Totally love these Hungry Jack Hashrowns!! So easy to prepare and my grandkids say mine taste better than Waffle House! Kid approved so they must be great!! Definitely recommend and I will continue to purchase. Can't beat the price and convenience! Quality is excellent.

Have been using these hash browns for years most weekends. Couple of hints: 1. add water the night before you want to cook them - only to dry hash brown level in carton. 2. start cooking hash browns before you fix the rest of your breakfast. 3. coat bottom of fry pan with oil. 4. if hash browns look a little dry after frying a few minutes I add a little hot water to pan - it really puffs them up. 5. adding a little diced onion while cooking.

I was pleasantly surprised. Once you soak the potatoes it looks and feels as if you just shredder them. Great taste too.

Shredded dehydrated potatoes are perfect for camping or food storage. No refrigeration necessary. These potatoes are VERY salty so I soak and rinse them in the carton (soak longer than instructions provided to help remove some of the salt) at least 4 or more times using hot tap water before cooking. Potatoes brown up nicely in a hot skillet with a little olive oil, no additional salt needed. Taste is similar to frozen hash browns. Product is shelf-stable for about a year. One small carton feeds 2-3 adults and makes an almost full 10 inch skillet of shredded potatoes.

these are always so hard to cook! but if you do it right, it truly is super easy and perfect for quick breakfasts

After preparing and eating these hash browns with a late lunch, I got a stomach ache a few hours later that took overnight to go away after futilely trying several methods to cure it, and I'm not even prone to stomach aches. I regularly cook either refrigerated or frozen hash browns in a skillet with no digestive problems whatsoever. This is the first time I've cooked hash browns from a box. They prepared easily and tasted good. They just made me sick later. I therefore cannot recommend this product even though I bought it because of all the good reviews. I threw the rest away.