Dried Wild Blueberries

A.maz.ing. Good gracious these babies are delicious! The quality, I would say, makes them worth the price tag though the bag is a little small. Very happy to add these to my daily berry rotation!

Trying to reduce the amount of sugar I consume. I started to make these protein bites so I could stop eating sugary bars. I make them in a food processor with dates, dried blueberries, oatmeal, and lemon zest (so good!) but since dates are already sweet I figured let’s replace the sugary dried blueberries I normally use with these. These are perfect and much healthier! I’m buying these regularly, totally recommend if you’re trying to cut back on sugar

100% real whole, dried blueberries. Drying process removed the flavor and texture. Dessicated blueberries don't reconstitute texture or taste soaked in milk or other liquid, remaining blueberry shaped pellets. Huge disappointment for this former Mainer who picked native wild blueberries as a child. Our solar dehydrated Maine berries reconstituted texture; kept their robust flavor. 🫐

I like the packaging and when I opened it, I knew I'd like them and I do. So good on my cream of wheat. The price is not bad and I'll be ordering more

Not best tasting and for what you pay for the quanity is to little.

I use these blueberries in buttermilk pancakes my husband takes in his lunch. My husband likes the flavor, and we both appreciate there is no added sugar.

I bought them for a muffin recipe and it came out very well. Also use them in the morning for cereal - but sparingly, cause I want them to last a bit.

I love that these blueberries are unsweetened, but I really find them to be lacking in flavor. The texture isn't even what I would expect for dried fruit. It's hard to explain, but it's just like dried up rubber. Nothing like other dried blueberries I've had.