NATIERRA Nature's All Foods Organic Freeze-Dried Blueberries | Non-GMO & Vegan | 1.2 Ounce

I follow the Specific Carb Diet, so I only eat sugars that naturally occur in fruit and honey. With no added sugars in my diet, it makes fruit seem particularly sweet, so I find these freeze-dried blueberries to be a wonderful dessert option or a fantastic sweet snack. Also, I have to cook/prepare almost everything myself that I eat (very few convenience foods are an option on this diet). It's so nice to have a snack that doesn't require any preparation. My big problem is that it's too easy to eat the entire bag in one sitting. I highly recommend these (and the Trader Joe's version as well) as an easy food to have on hand.

These blueberries were yummy, and it was hard not to eat all of them in one sitting. But at $ 14.00 a bag they needed to last longer than one sitting. That said, they were more chewy than I expected.

I bought these to add extra blueberry to my muffins and it ended up working out much better than I'd hoped: fresh blueberries tend to sink to the bottom (even if you coat them in flour) while these stay put and float to the top. The result was delicious muffins PACKED with blueberries and flavor. B.c these do taste a bit better than the fresh ones for baking (and eating in general). I'll make blueberry goods no other way now and my advice to the baking folk is to not skimp on these, throw the whole bag in there. Maybe two. More is indeed better in this case

You know when you spend too much time shopping or doom scrolling and you’re just not quite thinking clearly anymore? Well that is probably the reason I bought these, not paying attention to the quantity. This bag is 1.2 oz of blueberries. You could easily consume them in one sitting or one smoothie or whatever. So if you can go for frozen blueberries instead. That said, I have not tried these yet and do not doubt the quality may be exceptional. You may have a reason for needing freeze dried and in that case go for it. But if you don’t really need freeze dried I recommend you skip these and go for frozen get more for your money.

I've only had Trader Joe's version of these, so that's what I'm comparing with... the TJ's are crunchy. The NATIERRA brand are chewy, like stick-to-your-molars-chewy. If this is how they are supposed to be, then I'll never buy them again. Maybe mine are stale? The flavor is fine, so I have no idea. But, compared to TJ, these are not very good.