These are a top tier dried fruit. Nut free, hooray, brain diet approved, huzzah, but also they taste like a slightly sweeter and plumper cranberry. This is good. Sadly the package is pretty sparse, there's like 8 small fruits in there, but they are still enjoyable. They taste identical to the ones in the Cocoa Puffs Go Box, for the superfans out there. A little less sweet than most of their other dried fruit offerings, even though they're not particularly healthy.
Overall
Cost: 5/10
Taste: 7/10
Prunes are dried plums! Plums are prunes! Raisins are grapes! Figs are dates! (Is that right?). This is one of those things I always struggle with. Anyway, I like plums, both fresh and dried. These ones had a weird shape, too -- like little flower pots! There weren't a lot in the bag, maybe 5-6, but they aren't as sweet as other dried fruit (or at least it seemed that way after a sugary drink!!) which I liked. Pleasant! And the bag says "nut free" too!
Overall
Cost: 5/10
Taste: 7/10
I don't know if velvety is the right weird -- these are a unique texture, a little chewy and hollow, like a dried jalepeno! But they aren't super wet/sticky/sweet, and I really like that. Good mango taste, fun to eat, and says "nut free" on the package. Very nice.
Overall
Cost: 5/10
Taste: 7/10
Dried fruit is very 'whatever' to me, but these are more decadent than most: very wet, large, sticky apricots. I think there's about 5 in a pack. And the pack says "nut free" right on it, which is a blessing. Good fiber balances out the high sugar, and this is certainly filling, though messy to eat on the go because of how sticky they are.
Overall
Cost: 5/10
Taste: 6/10
