Dried Black Mulberries

Mine turned out to be sweet and these have heavenly smell. Love it!

I haven't had anything to compare it to but this seems like a great product and I eat a few 2x a day, usually. It's a dried product but isn't sweet like dried products can be. It dehydrates in my mouth if I eat it like a hard candy, or I often chew it. Love mulberries.

Good value

This dried mulberry is good for chewing, and even better when in milk, oatmeal, or juice.

Good taste nice no smell

I like it very much.

This is hard as rock dont buy

When I was a kid, the home I grew up in had a mulberry tree behind it. We hated it because it always dropped it's fruit onto our clothes lines. Now however, upon opening this container and sniffing it, it was oddly nostalgic to smell them again.The container's lid is odd, it'd not a twist off or a pull off lid, but a bit of both. If you just twist it you'll do so in vain, same with just pulling, but you need to pull it as you twist and then it pops enough and then you twist it the rest of the way off. There is a safety seal under the lid.The dried fruit itself certainly tastes of mulberries, that said it is VERY dried, if you're expecting dried like raisins or dried pineapple these won't be for you. They're closer to dried banana chips, but they're not quite THAT dried. They're very slightly chewy in the center but not much. They're better used as an ingredient for a tea or even something like muffins, where they'd rehydrate a bit during the baking.I do really like them and will find uses for them, the MSRP is a bit expensive (24.98 at the time of review) for 2 containers of 7.76 oz each, especially compared to other ones out there. The cost isn't off by too much and these are quality and they come in decent containers that seal well vs others that come in resealable bags, even if the containers are a bit harder to open than expected.