365 by Whole Foods Market, Organic Dried Blueberries, Sweetened, 8 OunceUSDA Organic

Good taste and not too sour. Moist like raisins. I made the mistake of ordering a different brand that was so sour I couldn't eat them. My parrots liked them. This brand is a tasty addition to my morning cereal.

Taste great! Very fresh tasting, good texture, great quality, very freshly dries out, smells like blueberries and very nutritious

I generally have a good time buying Whole Food's dried fruits, but these are really terrible for snacking. You can taste the excess oil in them, the grease lingers long after the brief flavor of blueberry vanishes.That said, I suspect these would be good for baking and cooking - any application where the blueberries won't need to stand alone and will have supporting flavors to counteract the intense oiliness.Update 7/29/23 going from 3 stars to 4. I have confirmed that these do pretty well thrown into boxed muffin mix that needs a little jazzing up. There wasn't that noticeable greasy aftertaste. Unlike fresh or frozen blueberries, you don't need to coat these in flour, you can just toss them in with the rest of the dry ingredients for the laziest baked breakfast goods that still taste yummy. Probably would be excellent in a blueberry variation of oatmeal raisin cookies.So definitely not good for standalone snacking, but very useful for baking.

I usually do not buy food with added sugar. I nade an exception. I was not disappointed. I made the best blueberry pancakes imaginable.

not the best recipe. The taste is not so yummy.

These dried blueberries are moist, flavorful, but not too sweet. They're great over cereal or mixed into yogurt.

I used these for a batch of wine I made and so far they did what they needed. Sugar content is on the sweeter side so I had to remesuare my calculations to match the alcohol level I wanted. For a 1 gallon batch the 8 oz really fit perfect for my fermenter. As far as their regular flavor, I did not try them as is so I'm not sure if they are good as a regular snack but I'd highly suggest for anyone wanting to try dry fruit and berries for winemaking and mead making! They smell amazing while the yeast is eating them up lol and good quality product.

Bland taste..