Showing posts with label tart cherries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tart cherries. Show all posts

4/08/2011

Sunsweet Blueberries, Cherries, Cranberries, and Plums Antioxidant Blend 25 Ounce Resealable Value Bag Review

Sunsweet Blueberries, Cherries, Cranberries, and Plums Antioxidant Blend 25 Ounce Resealable Value Bag
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I have been putting this product on my cereal for several years and it is only
available locally for a few months. So..I thought I would see what I could find
online.
WHHHAAATTT !?
This price must be a mistake !
This is TWICE what I have paid locally for it !
Is the product description wrong ?
Did they fail to say this is a two pack ?

Forget this price !
As I said, it is Ridiculous !

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Product Description:
Sunsweet Blueberries, Cherries, Cranberries, and Plums Antioxidant Blend is the ultimate satisfying sweet treat. Enjoy this blend of Blueberries, Red Tart Cherries, Cranberries, and Plums anytime for a tasty snack. Naturally flavorful and sweet, with just enough tartness to tantalize your taste buds.

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3/27/2011

Traverse Bay Dried Cherries, 8-Ounce Container (Pack of 4) Review

Traverse Bay Dried Cherries, 8-Ounce Container
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My first experience with dried tart cherries was when I went to visit a friend from Traverse City, Michigan about ten years ago.As a teenager, she had worked in the cherry plant removing pits from the fruit, not uncommon for natives of the Cherry Capital.She took me down to Meijers to buy a box of dried tart cherries to carry home on the plane as a special treat.

Then a few years ago, I began buying cherries at Trader Joe's and they became a pantry staple for me. Once I realized my friend could get them on sale at Meijers and ship them to me for a significant savings and slight quality advantage over the ones I had been buying, I asked her to do that several times.It never occurred to me to look for them on Amazon where the cost is about the same as having them shipped from Traverse City and I won't have to bother my friend.

Normally I do not buy sweetened fruit of any kind but the slight amount of sugar is necessary due to the tartness of the cherries, much as lemonade or cranberry juice must be sweetened, and it is completely unnoticeable.A slight bit of oil is also required to keep them from turning into a solid mass of moist chewy goodness!

A few of these are great in smoothies, but not too many, as the flavor is very intense.I also enjoy them in oatmeal and cold cereals, with milk chocolate, and out-of-hand as a snack.Once, after carelessly mistaking them for raisins and adding them to scones, I got a very pleasant surprise!They are great in rice pudding, cr