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Sahadi Falafel, Vegetable Burger, 12-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)

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Product of USA
Easy to make
Great in sandwiches

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Basis for a satisfying lunch or appetizers
This is really easy to use: a cup of the falafel mix, a cup of water, mix, wait 30 minutes and then fry or bake. The directions say to deep fry; however, we haven't done that -- just pan fry in some olive oil and flip like a burger. We've served it in pita bread with plain yogurt, cucumber and veggies and it is delicious, nutritious and filling.
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January 4, 2007 (Woodville) | Helpful Votes: 13 | Rating: 5

Use less water than it calls for
Excellent falafel mix. Spicy, but not too spicy, and contains just fava beans and chickpeas while some other brands leave out the fava beans and add wheat flour. The instructions say add 1 cup water to 1 cup mix but that's too much water. 3/4 cup water is more reasonable. You can always add more water if it's too thick.
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August 24, 2009 (Florida) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5

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For centuries this wholesome vegetarian dish has been delighting the palates of millions of people worldwide. This dish is ideal for a meatless dinner of terrific hors d'oeuvres. This delicious dish is easy to prepare and very high in protein, perfect for today's lifestyle. Product of USA. Top to learn more

Pretty good
I've bought other falafel mixes and this one is decent, but not the best. Most mixes take about 15 minutes to thicken after water is added. This one takes at least 30 minutes. Even then, it might not be thick enough. I have broiled the falafels rather than deep frying, so the fact that they are "wetter" than most falafels is actually a good thing since they don't get dried out. The falafels do taste great.
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January 11, 2009 (Chicago, IL United States) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 4

Casbah Falafel, 10-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12)

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No added MSG and no vegetarian
Recipes perfected by generations of artful cooks passionate about good food and good health
Pack of twelve, 10-ounce boxes(total of 120-ounces)

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Best Falafel Mix on the Market!! :)
I absolutely love falafel, and have tried a number of different falafel mixes, including Casbah, Ziyad, Swad, Nirav, and Manischewitz.Until I tried Casbah, I liked Ziyad brand the best. Ziyad cooks well and tastes good, but is not as flavorful as Casbah (which has a stronger flavor than any of the brands I mentioned).Swad and Nirav are good (they taste good but are less flavorful than Ziyad), but do not purchase the Manischewitz. It does not taste the way falafel is supposed to. The ingredients indicate that it is made with matzo meal, which is probably why it tastes so vastly different. It's not that it tastes bad, but it just doesn't taste like falafel. The packaging is nice... the mix is divided into two separate sealed pouches. Good for single people. Quantity wise it is less than the other brands, though.I have not tried Near East or Fantastic Foods brand falafel mix, so cannot comment on the quality of those mixes.Casbah...
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March 14, 2007 (Washington, DC) | Helpful Votes: 20 | Rating: 5

Delicious and easy
After trying to make Falafel from scratch and failing miserably, I decided to try this box mix. It turned out perfect! It was very easy as well as flavorful. Delicious.
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August 1, 2009 (Illinois) | Helpful Votes: 6 | Rating: 5

Quick, easy, and delicious
This falafel kit has saved me many times. I always buy a few boxes and forget that I have it. Then, when I run out of groceries and I'm rifling through the cabinets for something tasty to eat, there it is! Falafel! Sometimes I eat it by itself, on a pita, or with crumbled spicy tofu.
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April 11, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

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All natural mix. Falafel is one of the most popular foods form the Middle East. It is nutritious, simple to prepare and very flavorful. Small falafel patties are served inside pita bread with fresh greens topped with delicious sesame tahini dressing. Originally falafel was the food of the caravaneers on their long desert journeys. The popularity of falafel spread throughout the world. Come to Casbah - natural foods in good taste. Top to learn more

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OrgraN Falafel Mix, Traditional Recipe, 7-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 8)

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Case of eight 7-ounce boxes (56 total ounces)
Produced in Australia in a special facility to eliminate any cross contamination of grains
Wheat-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, egg-free
All-natural, vegan ingredients
Spicy, nutty flavor combined in a delicately crunchy texture

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Delicious!
When you have a gluten allergy, intolerance, sensitivity, or full blown Celiac Disease, you often feel a bit deprived when it comes to your favorite foods. It is so amazing when you find a version of an old favorite that is absolutely delicious, and won't hurt you!These Falafels are so good, and so easy to make. I highly highly recommend them!ORGRAN products are new staples in my pantry for the health of my family!
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January 5, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Natural. Wheat free; Gluten free; Vegan; 6.9% dietary fiber; 20.4% protein; No artificial colors, flavors or preservatives. Orgran Falafel Mix is wheat free, gluten free and is a nutritious food based on protein rich legumes. Quick and easy to prepare, Orgran Falafel Mix is ideal for meat free burgers, lunches and hors d'oeurves. Falafel is one of Egypt's national dishes and has been a traditional favorite and sustenance food in the middle east for centuries. The comprehensive range of Orgran Natural Foods assists with natural nutrition and dietary variation. Legumes such as yellow split peas and soya are rich in natural protein and although often neglected, they are an essential food source for a well balanced diet. Enjoyed around the world, Orgran is the trusted name in natural nutrition and food for well being. Made in Australia. Top to learn more

Very good for wheat-free
When I was diagnosed with gluten sensitivity, I thought foods such as this would be off-limits. What a pleasant surprise to find Orgran making mixes like this. The falafel patties hold up well to cooking, and my daughter and I honestly could not taste much difference between this falafel and previous wheat falafels we used to have.
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July 19, 2006 (Philadelphia, PA) | Helpful Votes: 9 | Rating: 4

Delicious falafel mix!
We love the OrGran products. They are good quality. The problem with most boxed mixes is the sodium content. This brand is less salty tasting than the Fantastic Foods brand. OrGran makes these with yellow peas so they taste a little different from what we expected. There aren't any other beans in them which other falafel mixes usually include in the mix. These are a good gluten-free food choice for my son who is on a gfcf diet. Overall these are good and the kids enjoy them!
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January 16, 2011 (Paradise, California USA) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 4

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Fantastic Falafels: The Ultimate Collection of the World's 9 Finest Falafel Recipes

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In ”Fantastic Falafels: The Ultimate Collection of the World's 9 Finest Falafel Recipes” you will not find thousands of different recipes you'll end up never using anyway, this is a LASER-focused edition with only the very best Hand-Picked True and Tested Falafel Recipes that you will use and love for years to come.

You will be able to make your own delicious and healthy Falafels without any harmful preservatives or chemicals. Plus it will taste much better than anything you could ever buy in a store or at a restaurant!

This perfectly and beautifully formatted book includes a Table of Contents and is made from scratch – no other recipe book has been harmed in the making of this one...

In it you'll find the following 9 traditional and unique variations of mouthwatering scrumptious Falafel Recipes:

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* Chickpea Falafel Burgers

* Falafel I

* Falafel II

* Jeanie's Falafel

* Magpie's Easy Falafel Cakes

* Quick And Easy Falafel Salad

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Fantastic World Foods Falafel, 10-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 12)

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Made with garbanzo beans, peas, garden vegetables, and Near Eastern spices
Quick-cooking pasta; a delicate accompaniment to flavorful fare
Case of 12 10-ounce packages of falafel mix (total of 120 ounces)
Wholesome, vegetarian, all-natural foods since 1975; produced in the United States
All natural, kosher, and vegan; low fat, low sodium, and high in fiber

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Customer Review

Delicious!
As a previous reviewer said, one box makes a lot of falafel. It tastes great leftover though. Mine kept well in the refrigerator for a week; I sealed it in some run-of-the-mill tupperware. The mix is mildly spiced, but I think it will appeal to most palates.A minor warning: I managed to fill my kitchen with smoke while making a batch using the broiling directions listed on the box. The instructions tell you to brush both sides of a falafel patty with olive oil and then broil them. This is all well and good, except olive oil has a very low smoke point. The falafel baked just fine for me, and it still tasted great. I made the rest of the batch using vegetable oil with no discernible difference in taste or texture. My broiler doesn't have "high" and "low" settings, so perhaps baking at a lower temperature would solve this problem.Really tasty - will definitely make again.
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April 19, 2008 (Boston, MA United States) | Helpful Votes: 6 | Rating: 5

love it
best falafel in a box out there. just add water and fry 'em up.
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July 21, 2008 | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5

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All natural. All Fantastic World Foods products are all natural or organic. In addition, this item is: Vegan; Kosher; Low fat; 0g Sat fat; 0g Trans fat; High in fiber; Good source of iron. Made in USA. Top to learn more

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Professional Falafel Scoop Scooper

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Weight - approx. 0.22 lbs; length - 16 cm, Diamter - 3.5 cm
Made of steel
Professional Falafel scooper

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The Professional falafel scooper - to make falafel balls with out getting your hands drty & gluey.... JUst pull the knob, "dip" the scooper into the mixture and then realse the mixture into the oil. And the you have delicious falfel balls for an authentic middle easter meal. Top to learn more

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Falafel

They're a great substitute for chickpeas in falafel or hummus if you feel like changing things up, and I'm obsessed with them, so obviously that's what I like to use for my falafel. Falafel seems like something you should be able to make from cooked beans, but I've tried it before but ended up with a bunch of falafel patties dissolving into hot oil, which really just isn't the same. " You definitely don't want your oil to smoke, but if you drop a tiny pinch of falafel mixture in there, you want it to sizzle and be surrounded by tiny bubbles. (If you're really committed to Falafel Realness, you can go for legit deep-frying and fill some kind of container with a ton of oil and use a thermometer and stuff to measure whether it's the correct temperature. When your oil is hot enough, put a few falafel in at a time, and let cook for 3-6 minutes on each side. It should also be at least 24 hours before you want to actually make your falafel. Most people know that falafel is great. Falafel salt to taste. SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT THAT BEFORE MAKING FALAFEL, CHUMP. Trust me on this one, and you'll be living the high life, up to your eyeballs in falafel. Form your falafel mixture into roughly golf-sized balls. Just kidding, I made falafel with a mortar and pestle once because it was worth the effort. Mazel tov, you have some falafel. Also, although I'm an advocate of soaking and cooking dried beans in general because it's cheaper and you get better-tasting beans, this is an instance where soaking from dried is actually pretty necessary.

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I also had guessed on the conversion between dried chickpeas and canned chickpeas, so perhaps that was it. I ended up pan-frying the remaining falafel disks in a non-stick skillet in just a bit of oil until they were slightly browned on each side... I know falafel is typically fried and this recipe called for frying, but I was hoping I could try some alternative cooking methods in addition to the deep frying. Add falafel balls, several at a time, flattening as you add them to the pan so they fit in the pita better. I was totally bummed, and worried that I hadn’t gotten the oil hot enough, or perhaps it was the shape of the falafel — I’d flattened the balls into disks to fit in pitas better. I wanted to follow the recipe properly, so I went ahead and heated an inch or so of oil in a skillet, and dropped in about 6 small falafel disks, reserving the rest of the dough for other preparation methods. The fellas from The Bitten Word in D. C. experienced dissolved falafel, as did a blogger from Maine who the Bitten boys linked to. Vindication. Out of the ashes rose a pretty tasty falafel meal, with quite a few left over I enjoyed over salad greens. After about 8 minutes in the oil, the falafel fell apart completely.

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