Is hummus sold in a can?

Yes, generally hummus is sold as a fresh food.

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the people that like hummus

Those who have reactions to hummus means that they are allergic to the ingredients in the hummus.

I find that sesame crackers go well with hummus. I also enjoy red and green peppers with hummus on them. Celery and hummus is not bad either. I have put hummus on hard boiled eggs and even on an apple . So experiment and enjoy the awesomeness that hummus is!

what does hummus look like

Hummus originated in the Middle East.

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Fresh homemade hummus made with the proper amount of lemon juice (a natural preservative) will last about a week in the refrigerator, and a couple of months in the freezer. Although, freezing it will often change the consistency of the hummus. Sometimes, when it is thawed in the refrigerator, it can come out a little too dry. Adding some more olive oil can alieviate this somewhat. For the shelf life of hummus sold in store, you can contact the maker and ask them.

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Hummus was originally Greek, but it is very common in India.

2 tablespoons of hummus has about 5 carbs.

That is about 15 gm of hummus.

Two tablespoons of hummus has 3g of carbs.

No, traditional hummus recipes do not contain yeasts.

You should not eat hummus if you are suffering from diarrhea. Hummus contains chick pea's, which are known to cause loose bowels.

No, the whole point of Hummus is that you cook the chickpeas in order to make them smooth and spreadable like hummus.

Hummus is common throughout the eastern Mediterranean countries.

There are both kosher and non-kosher brands of hummus.

Yes. throw it out. Mold is not a normal part of hummus.

No, hummus is made in your food processor or blender.

There are 27 calories in one tablespoon of hummus.

It would depend on the ingredients. Not all Hummus are the same.

The main ingredient in hummus is crushed chickpeas. Chickpeas are classified as a vegetable

Yes, hummus has its origins in Greek cuisine, but it is common throughout most of the mideast.