Dried Tomato Flakes
One of the most versatile dehydrated food products! It's Delish field-fresh tomatoes are sorted, washed, cored, trimmed, and air-dried — then carefully cut to the ideal flake size. No chopping, no spoilage — just rich, concentrated tomato flavor on demand.
Perfect for seasoning blends, salad dressings, sauces, soups, stews, pasta, hummus, rice dishes, chips, cheese and dairy products, meats, sausages, and ready meals.
- Concentrated tomato flavor — adds complex, rich taste to any recipe
- Good source of vitamin C, potassium, vitamin K, and folate
- Available in bulk — Certified Kosher OU Parve, Made in the USA
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use Dried Tomato Flakes?
Add it straight to soups, stews, sauces, and casseroles — the liquid rehydrates it as it cooks, with no washing or chopping.
How do I rehydrate these dried vegetables?
In most recipes you don’t need to rehydrate them first — just add them straight to the dish as it cooks and include a little extra water or broth, since the vegetables drink up some liquid as they soften. If you’d rather rehydrate first, cover the amount you need with hot water and soak until plump and tender — about 15–20 minutes for flakes and thin pieces, or 20–30 minutes for denser dices like potato or beet — then drain off any extra water before using.
What's the best way to store it?
Store it in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from light to preserve its aroma and flavor.
Where is this made?
It's Delish packs it fresh at our family-owned facility in North Hollywood, California, so it arrives flavorful and ready to enjoy.
Is Dried Tomato Flakes kosher?
Yes — it is Certified Kosher (OU), and the label notes it is kosher parve.
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Handy Dandy Tomato Flakes
I find it very handy to have these tomato flakes on hand, a scoop of them re-hydrated or added to the crockpot for soups or chili enhances the flavor.
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