PlantLife Organic Dried Apricot Halves (pitted) 2lbs – Sun-dried, Raw-Food, Wild Picked, Non-GMO, Certified USDA Organic, Unsulfured & Vegan

These look a little rough and not that appetizing, but they're so good! They're chewy and sweet-sour. I prefer a little more sour, but it's fine. If you're looking for soft perfect looking dried apricots, this isn't it. I like apricot halves because they tend to be more sour and flavorful. It's also less likely to find a stone with your teeth. I will be purchasing these again. Hopefully the quality will be the same.

The apricots were too dry and most of then were white on the edges. very poor quality and too chewy and too dry to eat.

It’s good but very dry . Wish was more less dry

Husband needed these for a cleanse. I claimed what he had leftover. I liked them but found them a little difficult to chew.

The apricots are hard. Not just dried, but hard. They advertise as a having a more intense sweet-sour flavor than most. Just nope.

All natural organic dried apricots, without preservatives or color fixatives.In the US they are called "dried Blenheim apricots" and are produced primarily in California.But "PlantLife Apricots" cost nearly half the price of those produced in California, and you can get free shipping on Amazon if you qualify. I see that some customers have commented that they are a bit overdried. This is good because you can get more of them per pound. If you wish, you may put them in water for a minute to rehydrate them.

I’m a big fan of dried apricots but the ones I get at the store aren’t as dried as these. These are completely dried so they are more like thick fruit leather than the soft dried apricots I’m used to. They still have a good flavor to them but they are harder to eat because they take a bit of effort to chew. They would be good to keep in your bag for hikes because they don’t need to be cold and they aren’t heavy, but I prefer the ones that are softer. If you like really dry apricots, you will like these. I do think the price is a bit high at $15 a pound because they are about half that in the bulk bin at my favorite health food store.

These taste absolutely organic, no chemicals, they take me back to my childhood, my grandma used to dry this kind of apricots under the sun. Love them.!