Organic White Mulberries

How sweet it is! I never had mulberries before and was not sure what to expect. After reading the reviews which ranged from excellent to awful I still wasn't sure what to expect. Some reviewers described the flavor as a cross between a fig and a raisin which I found to very accurate with the addition of being much sweeter. My plan was to replace the raisins in my morning oatmeal with these mulberries in order to reap the "superfood" benefits.. This morning I added a few berries along with the raisins and dried cranberries and this is what I found: 1. The berries are the same color as the oatmeal so it is difficult to know how many berries, if any, are about to make an appearance on your tastebuds. No berries.....disappointing, too many berries...OOOOOh, sweet as candy. This can be a little unsettling at 6am.. 2. Submerged in the same bowl of oatmeal, the berries are about 3x sweeter than the raisins. I thought the tartness of the dried cranberries would balance the incredible sweetness of the mulberries....not so. The mulberries are yummy and a few mixed in the oatmeal along with the usual amount of raisins and walnuts makes for a sweet variation in a few bites, very enjoyable. The berries do have numerous miniscule seeds in each berry, somewhat like a raspberry but with only about half the number of seeds per berry. This adds a subtle crunch that I like. I do like these berries but will use them as a sweet snack (maybe in place of candy/cookies?), not as a replacement for the raisins in my oatmeal. This evening I made a snack mix of mulberries, almonds, coconut flakes, and cocoa nibs...VERY good. Some reviewers complained about "stems and non edible parts" mixed in with the berries. There are stems, very tiny 2-4mm , and very soft/pliable, not hard or stick-like. I ate them along with the berries :)

I effing love mulberries. I was torn on ordering this brand based on some of the reviews. I was afraid of being stuck with 2 lbs of subpar berries, but ultimately pulled the trigger because it seemed like the best deal. I've only opened one bag, but I could tell as soon as I pulled them out of the box that the berries weren't dried out in both bags. They felt dense and moist in the package. Of the bag I opened, I've eaten 3 small handfuls. I got a piece of dirt or grit in one bite. There are a few stems, and one berry was a little dry and crunchy. That's what you get when you eat lightly processed food from nature. The berries are delicious. Lightly sweet and chewy, and mostly entact. I'm sure as I get to the bottom I'll end up with smaller pieces, but that's ok. I'm really pleased, because, as I've stated before, I effing love mulberries.

I had heard somewhere that premature graying could be caused by a nutritional deficiency, so I bought a Chinese medicine book and looked up remedies for premature graying. The book listed one suggested remedy: mulberries. Apparently mulberries were once quite prevalent in North America. These are from Turkey, but I have to say, believe it or not, that my hair has definitely gotten darker after eating them on a fairly steady basis. My hair has gone from salt & pepper (with less pepper every day, seemingly) to dark on the sides and in back, with just a few areas (like my temples) that are gray. When I got my hair cut, the stylist confirmed that my roots were darker almost everywhere compared to what she was cutting off. I do have a feeling that this only works if you have some sort of nutritional deficiency that mulberries provide, so your mileage may vary... That said, these are also great snacks! Surprisingly sweet and wholesome, a crunchy yet chewy superfood! I think they are delicious. One friend I shared them with agrees, but another (nickname: Fussy) didn't care for them much.

These are the most delicious dried fruit I've ever tasted. Being a nutrition nerd(as well as a cook and foodie) I've noticed the iron content is lower than some I've tried but the general nutrient profile is good. The TASTE is amazing! I understand if your vegan and want to use this as a primary way to gain optimum iron levels without suppliments, you might want to find mulberries with 10 or 20 percent RDA per serving but the taste most likely won't be as good. Allso, if you've never tried mulberries, and think it's something only your grandparents eat you might be in for a grand surprise if you did. You CAN easily get you DRA for vitamin c with these and there's plenty of phytonutrients in them, so, I'd recommend these as an alternative to candy, I eat them like candy myself.

Soo yum. Im persian and we have this with tea. Just moisture and yum

First Order: Perfect in every way. Great taste and a bit chewy and lots of vitamin C. Great addition to my homemade granola instead of sugary cranberries! Yum!! Will reorder soon. UDATE: Upon receiving a second order, the most of the berries had stems attached which are inedible. VERY disappointed!!

This product should only be available seasonally. Initially when I purchased these mulberries in March they were chewy, moist & delicious even though they're a dried product. Now in July & Aug, they're awful. They have no moisture or chewiness. They are hard, have little flavor & when chewed break like a dried bread crumb in your mouth. Its as if they pulled a dried berry from the bush & dried it further. Only buy when in season is my advice.

I am so happy with these mulberries!! At first I wasn’t expecting them to be so crunchy but after a day of being opened the crunch lessened and then I realized that if I put them in a container of milk for a few hours (I like to put them in overnight oats they are amazing) they soften right up and it’s like eating fresh mulberries right off the tree they are so amazing! I read that you can soften them up with water too if milk isn’t your thing. They are good dry too but my teeth are really bad so they’ve been hurting too much for that. But don’t let it turn you off that they are dried because it’s near impossible to find fresh ones and after soaking these are exactly like eating fresh ones, you would never know the difference! So amazing! Also surprisingly low in sugar and carbs. Highly recommend!!

Yum. I love me some mulberries