Nutristore Freeze Dried Fruit | 100% Natural, Healthy Everyday Snacks Bulk | Premium Quality & Crispy Fresh Taste | Emergency Survival Food Supply | 25-Year Shelf Life (1-Pack, Strawberries)

These are great dry, I think I prefer them that way actually over soaking for 5min which is what this brand says to do for everything. The blueberries are great rehydrated but may be good from the bag too bc they'd be crunchy, the Strawberries are not so crunchy, just right.Definitely buying again. I have many of this brand's items for long term storage but have eaten one can of broccoli already by myself and working on another with 1 put up also. Raspberries are great too. I have potatoes, carrots, spinach, potato soup too. I will triple these for storage no problem. Great food and healthy, no crazy chemicals.Great brand! Thank you Augason Farms.

Great quantity and texture, and taste was suburb. Their products are all great and haven't ever been unhappy with any of them as they seem to take pride in their items they sell.

America tends to rely on a "just in time" approach, going to the store at the last minute. This can be problematic during emergencies or shortages. Food may not be available or it might not be possible to get to the store.I recently bought these bananas anticipating a possible Dock Workers Strike in 2024.When money was tight this month, before payday, they came in handy.This is my third purchase. The bananas taste good straight from the can. I recommend soaking them in water for 10-30 minutes to soften them. Only lemon juice/citric acid is added to prevent discoloration, so they should be as nutritious as fresh bananas.Unlike other brands that add sugar and flavoring (they makes them taste really good, but not natural)Hey, with a few decade shelf-life, they are a good deal. 10 years from now, with inflation as it is, these might be considered inexpensive in 2035 or 2045!Recommend these highly.

Much better than expected! #10 Can full. Great flavor.

One of my favs. Price is more than others, but overall quality product.

Really tasty and crunchy. Feel great eating something so healthy!

I will write a love letter to these apples. I love fresh fruit, but sometimes I just need a crunch. I have a complicated health diagnosis I live with and I do not eat chips or most crackers. I also have oral issues, if that was not enough - diabetes (type one). The diabetes I mention because these apple chips are remarkably low carb (carb-fiber) and low glycemic (the carbs it does have do not raise blood sugar at a level that is faster than a diabetic can correct with normal insulin, or for non-diabetics, will not flood their blood with sugar and thus too much insulin to chase it) compared to a standard "soft" dried fruit which are delicious but very concentrated, thus very sugary.Freeze-dried things are actually aerated. The little oxygen bubbles are locked in shape and not shrunk like a raisin. The skins on these apples do not seem to add enough fiber to be noticeable but they are nutritious and locked in while they were beautifully red and green. I mentioned the oral issues because this is the only freeze dried product I've ever been able to tolerate. I love all of them but I have oral issues in which the caking that you get when you eat this type of thing normally makes them a non-starter for me. These apples just do not do any of that. They are very clean to eat and do not leave a mess in your mouth. This is a big deal for me and why I spend this much time finding products like this. I will mention I tried the banana's once and they did do that (but they are some of the worst for anyone). I would bet more products like apples in texture from this company would be worth trying. Aside from that - these are just damn good. Crispy, sweet, a little tart - and cheaper than any other snacks I buy.I actually buy the 4 packs but I think if you subscribe to the 1 can's then those are the cheapest method. Cheers

I’m not one to complain, all I wanted was dried mangos that me and my friends can snack one since we all have been on a kick with them at Trader Joe’s and Target which gets kinda pricy. These looked fine when I opened it I it is like 2/3 filled but personally I don’t care but the taste of it is fine until the after taste hits. It’s a weird bittery yet sharp taste not in a good way. I’m usually not a picky eater or someone who writes reviews but it was so distinct that even when I tried to rehydrate it and eat it then to not waste it; it still had a strong after taste.