Dried Mixed Fruit with Prunes by It's Delish, 10 lbs Bulk | Snack Mix of Prunes, Apricots, Plums, Apple Rings, Nectarines, Peaches, Pears, Kiwi Slices | Dry Fruits - Vegan Kosher Healthy Snacks

Absolutely delicious

When I need a little sugar, this is a healthy alternative to snacking. Fruit is delicious and keeps very well in the refrigerator. There's no sulfur that I'm aware of. I have a sulfur allergy so this is perfect.

Tates great but to much sulfur it leaves a weird taste in your mouth, and the sulfur isn't good for you

I feel like dry fruit shouldn’t be added additional sweeteners. I bought many in the past went to the store to re-stock and my local grocery store didn’t have the one we like. Came here to look for it and didn’t find it either. Opted for this because all the positive reviews but I gotta say that I will be retuning this. This is like eating sugar and I’m not exaggerating too sweet. Don’t get me wrong I love sweets but not this sweet in my dry fruit.To the manufacturer: Please do not add additional sugar. Just leave the fruit be fruit.

Sorry to say I will not buy this product again. I bought these for a trip I was taking. When I finally opened the bag last week, I was hugely disappointed. My package contained mostly prunes and as such a very expensive prune product. Essentially 2 lbs of prunes. I have had plenty of dried fruits in the past and know what goes into the various processes to achieve the desired taste and form of the finished product. This gooey mass of prunes with a few pieces of apple rings, a couple of apricots, and one pear and one kiwi slice, was a huge disappointment. Not one single nectarine or peach was found in this mix. And what is the difference between a prune and plum in this context? I am assuming we talking about prune-plums vs regular plums. Regular plumes are really difficult to dry because they are 97% water. Whatever the case, there weren't any regular dried plums in this mix. This wet, gooey mass of prunes had no flavour to speak of either. Washed out comes to mind. So, no, a costly and great disappointment!

I've been buying my dried fruit at a local large grocery / retail chain. I like to cut it up with mixed nuts for an energy snack. Recently they didn't have the the variety bag of dried fruit I usually get. More or less on a wing and a prayer, I looked on Amazon for something similar. I came across It's Delish and chose it for the variety of fruit: kiwi, apricots, apples, pears, dried plums, they offered. The price was very good for 2 lbs. and the quantity was far more than I was able to get anywhere. Its Delish has put out a great product. The kiwi is divine as well as the others.. The fruit is moist and tasty and came well paxked. I keep it refrigerated and it has kept well. Very happy that I found Its Delish. They have other combinations of dried fruit as well, so I'll be able to change it up a bit. This is my go to from now on. Recommend highly.

Great product

The fruits are only half dried. There is a LOT of moisture in the bag and I was worried about if they would even keep. Oh but look! Preservatives! Hooray! They’ll last as long as the burger that’s been living under the front seat of my sons car for 3 months!They’re sweet. Not like normal dried fruit sweet. Like someone-dried-this-fruit-then-soaked-it-in-sugar-water-for-a-few-weeks sweet.I partially bought this because I’d never tried dried kiwi before and that sounded fun. I got 2 pieces. But that’s okay since I couldn’t actually taste the kiwi for the sugar. I was trying to return them but they don’t pay for shipping so what’s the point...I think I might try using them in baking where the moist (sorry! I know most ppl hate that word but it’s pretty accurate) texture and super sweetness can be disguised a bit.I think maybe kids might like these as a snack. Just remember that these are 14g of sugar (including a whopping 10 g of added sugar) per serving (1/8 c). Eat 3 or 4 of these bad boys and you’ve exceeded your recommended daily amount of sugar.But, hey! There weren’t any bugs or mold, so that’s worth a star, right?