Fancy Dried Fruits-Sun Dried California White Peaches, 1 lb

Buyer beware! These are shown as dried Fuji apples from Argentina. The package that arrived simply said "apple rings," and was from China. They are going back.

I have purchased these twice now. While unsulfured fruit may not be a visually appealing as the dried fruits treated with sulfur dioxide in order to preserve their bright natural color and prevent rotting, you can rest easy knowing that you are eating a clean food that has not had its nutritional value compromised. As an air pollutant, sulfur dioxide is a precursor to acid rain--you know, the stuff that eats the paint of you car. ( on Wikipedia.org.) Allowing produce to be treated with sulfur dioxide and sold for human consumption is yet another example of how the FDA fails to protect American consumers, IMHO. There are so many ingredients in American foods that are banned in Europe and other countries that I don't understand why the lax standards are tolerated here. In any event, these are mostly dark brown and not as sickly sweet as dried fruits with added sugar. I like snacking on them and adding finely chopped amounts to my homemade muffins. Read more

Product not as described. The picture of the bag is completely different than what was received. The product of origin from the picture says Argentina, the bag I received says China. These are going back, buyer beware!

Very tasty flavor and good "jammy" texture. There are some pieces that aren't full halves, but that doesn't bother me. There were more pit fragments than I've run into before in other brands and packages of dried peaches (between my husband and I, we usually eat around four to six at a time and so far at least one has had at least one piece of pit fragment), which is the only reason that they aren't 5 stars. Other than that, they come in a resealable bag, texture and taste are great, and we're really enjoying them. Please note that they should be kept in the fridge.

Wonderful dried apple rings! Am preparing for hurricane season, and am buying dried fruit and sealing them in mylar bags with oxygen removal packets. Working wonderfully, and I can bust into a bag whenever I want, and still have plenty stored just in case. They will be as fresh as they were when I first opened the packet.

Had a recipes that called for unsulphered apricots. Honestly, I didn't even know what that meant, so I researched and researched and ended up learning so much about the health benefits! I chose to order this brand based on the excellent reviews and those reviews were absolutely correct! Very high quality product and they got here super fast! The recipe instructed me to soak the apricots I'd be using for the meal....I did and they blended beautifully and added the most interesting flavor to the sauce! My family was so impressed! Now I'm on the hunt for more recipes that involve these delicious little wonders! Here's the recipe I used them in --- http://www.doctoroz.com/recipe/asian-vegetable-stir-fry

These taste like styrofoam laced with Apple flavoring. Not returnable, putting in the trash. Buyer beware.

I was expecting a drier, crispier product. These were chewier and moister than I expected. They're okay if that's what you're looking for.We had to chuckle at the listed country of origin: Fuji. Um, do you mean, Fiji? Or are we to understand that Fuji apples must come from Fuji (Japan)?