Freeze Dried Strawberries CAN, 6 oz.

Address: united-states-of-america
Brand: Honeyville Farms
Country: united-states-of-america
Ingredients: Strawberries
Label: Honeyville Farms
Manufacturer: Honeyville Farms
Publisher: Honeyville Farms
Studio: Honeyville Farms

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionGetting your 5 to 9 servings of fruits and vegetables per day has never been easier. Honeyville's Freeze Dried Fruits have no sugar added. In fact our Freeze Dried Fruits are additive free, natural fruit. Honeyville's Freeze Dried Strawberry Slices are produced in a process where moisture is removed from the product using a very low temperature and a vacuum. Only about 3 percent moisture remains in the product at the time of packaging. The end product weight is reduced by over 90 percent, while the volume stays the same. This remarkable process concentrates the fresh product taste, natural color, and texture of fresh product in it's freeze dried state. When re-hydrated with water the product will maintain the texture and shape of fresh product, with no shrinking or shriveling. Freeze Dried and Dehydrated products are less expensive than wet pack food because you are not paying for all the water. The taste is great, and the nutritional food value is excellent. Freeze drying provides natural and additive free fruits and vegetables to be stored effectively for long periods of time. Remember Honeyville's Freeze Dried and Dehydrated fruits are stable products with a long shelf life without additives or preservatives.

Features:

$4.49 ships entire order anywhere in the continental U.S.
Natural, additive free dried fruit.
Guaranteed Fresh in a #10 can.
Great on cereal or as a snack for kids.
No sugar added.

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Great product!!!
These are a favorite of our toddler and the perfect snack food for him to take along where ever we are. The canister was large (size of a coffee can) and there wasn't much "dust" in ours. We will definatly purchase again!

Rating:

- Wonderful!
These freeze dried strawberries are fabulous. I use them in everything from cold cereal to oatmeal and even as an ice cream topping. Most recently, I've chopped them up and added them to a batch of Rice Krispy treats (receiving rave reviews in the process!) They're also great to snack on plain. They have a light, crisp texture but they are not crunchy and they absorb moisture immediately. Although 8 ounces doesn't sound like much, you really get a very generous quantity of these lighter-than-air strawberries. I recommend this item highly!

Rating:

- Delicious!
I was skeptical at first as to how good freeze dried strawberries could be but they taste great, like fresh picked strawberries!

Rating:

- OK but not what I was looking for
I was looking for the same type of dried strawberries you find in Special K Red Berries. These were OK but if you pop them in your mouth right out of the can they are difficult to eat, not crispy after they are in your mouth - not sure how to put it other than they stick to your teeth. They are really good in oatmeal and I imagine in anything else where they would be cooked or otherwise re-hydrated.

Rating:

- best there is
Great product and great service. My 2 year old son LOVES the strawberry and they make a good healthy snack.

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Freeze Dried Strawberries CAN, 6 oz.

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