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no but they are high in sugar so be careful...If you are avoiding yeasts and molds it is not a good idea to eat many of them.

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Are dried fruits unhealthy in cereal?

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What are dried remains of cereal plants called?

Dried remains of cereal plants are called "grains" or "cereal grains." These are the edible fruits or seeds of plants like wheat, rice, corn, and oats, which are harvested and dried for consumption.


What can you make by mixing oats nuts and dried fruits?

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Yes, breakfast cereal is heterogeneous because it consists of different components that are visibly distinguishable, such as grains, grains, nuts, and dried fruits.


Is granola cereal homogeneous or heterogeneous?

Since you can see the different individual components that make up granola cereal, it is a heterogeneous mixture.


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Are dried fruits as used in cakes gluten free?

Yes, dried fruits that are used in cakes are gluten free.


What do you call dried wheat stalks?

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Can you take dried fruit on an airplane?

can you bring dried fruits on airplanes


What is apple jacks the cereal made of?

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What do dried fruits sell for?

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Can gerbils eat dried apple?

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