TrainaHome Grown California Sun Dried Tomato Halves - Healthy, Non GMO, Gluten Free, Kosher Certified, Packed in Resealable Bag (2 lbs)

Very fresh and tasty. Can slice up and eat and salads or in pasta dishes. I highly recommend these because they don’t have all the oil that the oil packed ones do full of flavor.

These are FANTASTIC! Red, juicy, and delicious. They aren't too tough or too dry. Exactly perfect. We've been using them MUCH faster than expected!!!

Clean and Flavorful product. I benchmarked this product against others and it is superior. Others are often salty to enhance flavor or they add citric acid to preserve and enhance flavor. Simmer this for 5 min, dry for a bit on paper towels and pad dry. Then package in your favorite extra virgin olive oil. Don’t add salt, the flavor does not need it.

The first time I bought these, I really loved the flavor and snacked on them for a couple weeks before they were gone. Perfect amount of sweet and the tomatoes each looked perfect. Texture was great.Second time buying them was a HUGE disappointment. I saw the bag looked dark and was prepared to eat them even if they were brown. The brown ones were "okay". Then I realized half of them were black. Not dark brown, not nearly black, but pure 100% matte black. I couldn't bring myself to eat one of them. I have no idea what I'd be eating. I wasn't upset about it until I found these are UNRETURNABLE. I've bought other dried fruits and was able to get replacements when the product came in moldy. These took two days to ship. I know they looked bad from the day they were shipped out.Then add in the fact that the bags are huge and yet not vacuum sealed. Then add the fact that they are shady as to whether or not their tomatoes would contain a California Prop 65 warning for lead... And I almost clicked the subscription button for these. But if I may lose out on $15 every other purchase, or more, no tomatoes are worth that much...

I'm still looking for a bulk purchase option for soft sun-dried tomato halves or julienned tomatoes. I've had decidedly mixed results so far: some that were soft enough but tasted odd, some that tasted perfect but were not quite soft enough. These are perfect in terms of taste and fairly soft, but not quite as soft as I'd like them. They're terrific in terms of value for money, though, and if your interest in sun-dried tomatoes is to soften and cook them, or just cook with them in sauces, buy them! Even if you just want to eat a few as they are in your salad (which is what I usually do), you could do worse.

I bought these because sun dried tomatoes are so good but can be expensive in smaller packages. I think the grown in California was worth the additional price over imported.

The produce is a great product with the right flavor and moisture content. Good value for the price.

I liked the flavor and moistness. But I have had unsulphured sun dried tomatoes and they can be great. They are darker (almost black) and dryer, the former of which people here complain about but which never produce the flatulence heavily sulphured dried fruits do. The box says “Packed in California”. “Grown in California” is not stated. I wonder. Turkish sun dried tomatoes I have gotten are always very salty- no thanks. We will finish the second 10lbs we have ordered lately and look for unsulphured.