Sun-Maid Organic California Sun-Dried Raisins - (2 Pack) 32 oz Resealable Bag...

Ordered these for the most part to use when I make my Quaker Organic (non-GMO) Oatmeal. If you’re a baker and keep raisins on hand, these have the best resealing lock you could ever wish for. Keeping them in the bag until it’s empty, is a much better way to store them rather than putting them into a container that would take up more room to store. These are Sun Maid raisins. They’ve been around since most of us were kids. Remember the small boxes in your lunch bag or lunchbox? Chances are very good they were Sun Maid. These smell and taste exactly as we remember them. They stay a little fresher, softer and moister than they do in a box. You receive 4 pounds of raisins at a great price, and they’ll stay as fresh on the last day as they were when you opened the bag for the first time. Bakers, snackers and everyone else—treat yourselves to this excellent-sized order of raisins. ENJOY!!!!!

Sun-Maid is such a well known brand for a reason... it has great products! Because of the massive amounts of pesticides used on most grapes, I try to eat only organic raisins. I just received these this morning, and their flavor is excellent. Plus buying this economic 2-pack makes the price low enough that I shall definitely buy again!

Just what I needed for a sweet organic snack with lots of fiber 😌

These are a very good quality organic raised at a great price point . These came well packed in a two pack . I store one in the fridge and the other in the pantry . The quantity is great and they do last a long time when properly stored . There are other brands of organic raisins but these are good quality and not overpriced . The bags they arrive in provide good storage and that’s important when buying in bulk. I use these for a variety of dishes as well as for baking . They are however such good quality they are great to eat as a snack right out of the bag . I like them cold so in the fridge , but some people prefer to store in the freezer which is a nice way to keep them too . Frozen raisins are a nice treat too . I recommend trying them as you will be pleasantly surprised at the quality for the price

Good value. I make my oatmeal packets a week at a time. My local grocery store charges 5 dollars for 1 pound of Sun Maid Raisins. The 2 pound bag will last me 2 weeks. 4 weeks for both sacks It would cost at least 20 dollars at my grocery to buy 4 pounds of raisins. So this is a good value. I haven't tasted these yet but the expiration date is good.

Who knew raisins could taste like they were plucked straight from a vine and then magically shrunk? These organic raisins are the closest thing to time-traveling grapes I’ve ever tasted. Let’s talk about that juice—yes, you read that right. They’re so fresh, I’m convinced if I leave them out long enough, they might just rehydrate themselves back into grapes.The texture is a whole event in itself: chewy enough to make you work for it, but not like you’re gnawing on an old tire. It’s more of a soft, satisfying squish, like each raisin is giving your teeth a little hug. And the flavor? Imagine the sweetest grape you’ve ever eaten, now concentrate it into a tiny powerhouse of flavor. That’s right, these little guys pack more punch than your grandma’s fruitcake (but in a good way).If you’re looking for a snack that’s organic, fresh, juicy, chewy, and downright delicious, these raisins are your new best friends. Just be warned—you’ll never look at regular, dried-out raisins the same way again!I take them out of the packaging and put them in a sealable Tupperware container by my bed for late night snacks. Paired with roasted peanuts it's a PB&J, really!

Grapes are part of the Dirty Dozen, meaning one of a certain number of fruits that should be chosen organic rather than conventional. With some things it does not matter, like bananas because they have a thick natural skin to protect against the insecticides leaching into the eaten part, and because some spraying conventions are lighter in other countries, so even if it is not certified organic it might still be technically organic under our standards. Anyway I lived in northern Cali near the grape vineyards and witnessed the organic side of the road and the inorganic side of the road and the wind literally carried the wind of plane-dropping insecticides over from the conventional side of the road to the organic side of the road, so what difference does it really make as long as the spraying is done from above on a windy day. However, I have noticed I get a headache when I eat conventional grapes, so it must make a little difference. I only buy organic. These organic raisins are delicious. Put them in a curry dish, they plump up and add natural sweetness. To oatmeal, overnight oats, chia pudding - they also are a wonderful addition if you are sugar free or just trying to reduce. I now have these on subscribe and save because we do not always have fresh fruit during the pandemic. Especially in the tundra winter of northern New England. Some days this is the only fruit we have. Some days we are great at stocking up and the local stores are decent in their selection. But on those deep winter days it's good to have delicious, affordable, healthy, full of fiber, versatile raisins from sunny California. They take up less space than canned, require no freezer. It's not just a survival food, but it's a smart supplement these days. The bag re-seals well.

Taste great & plump. Good amount in each bag.

Delivery was what was expected. Product came as described. Quality was what I expected. I am confident to reorder as needed.

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Organic product and highly recommended

Really nice raisins -- better than the regular raisins, the organic are fresh, soft and very nice on cereal or in baking.

It's sweet and flavourful. It's quite expensive but it's organic.