Why don't you sell bulk (25#), unsweetened cranberries? Seriously, people eat them
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Great observation...we have access to an unsweetened 5# bulk pack. I will be pulling a sample to verify that it is truly a no-added sugar item before listing. If it meets these standards I will direct you to the amazon code. Thank you for your suggestion. (give me till Friday this week to verify) Coleman Supply
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Yes, I too should have read the entire blurb. Organic cane sugar is added. It is sweet so you wont be able to enjoy the natural sourness of cranberries.
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That seems a bit expensive to me if I am reading this corectly. I bought mine for less than $50.00 for 12.8 grams. Whole Foods has a better deal than $165.99.
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The elderberry is highly astringent and could potentially make you sick if you eat a bunch of them raw. Cooking not only neutralizes them, but it also enhances the unique flavor of the berry.
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I don't know where you live, but I live in Oregon. I planted mine last spring and all 10 plants produced many berries. 9 of the plants lived through the winter and are now growing well. I was not, however, impressed with the flavor, size or quality of the berries. I think I will stick to regular red berries.
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Probably 10-20 percent sugar by mass and that's it. Internet seems to think it is 25% sugar... but it is so sour that it's hard to tell. In comparison, sweetened cranberries are ~70% sugar by mass.
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I believe so. They are simple with nothing added. They are not like the ones you find in the store, they are not sweet or slightly moist like craisins in the store. I bought these because I was on a special diet and they were great in these cookies that I made. They are tart, just like cranberries. Hope this helps you.
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I noticed that too, but the main reason I buy this product is because it is unbromated, unbleached, fresh and high quality. Organic became buzz word just like "fat free", "all natural" or "star compliant", to the point I have seen bag of potatoes with label "fat free" affixed on it. (?hmmm). Wheat will not grow just from rain water - it needs fertilizer, hopefully natural one yet does not need deadly pesticides or being genetically enhanced like some grains. How about genetically altered soybean organic milk - yes it is all organic because no bug will even wants to seat on it now. Bottom like - beware of fine print and play of words as "natural flavoring" is actually one of approved names for MSG. To me the most important is that Bob's Red Mill offers fresh and natural grains. I purchase on regular basis sunflower seed, pumpkin seed and few other products from this company and so far never had any issues with quality, taste or freshness.
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The bars are very tasty to me. The blueberry and cranberry bars are probably sweeter than the ones without the fruit, but they are all good. You just have to try them and decide which ones suit you best.
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I have personally used them in smoothies and as a pie filling, but I think the thing I did the most was just eat them freeze dried. They go good in cereal or as part of a trail mix... or just take a handful and eat them. very tasty.
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Yes. I live in zone 9 myself, and they've done very well. Just had my first bunch of berries. The berries are not the prettiest things, but they are very tasty.
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They are not to eat without putting them in cooked cereal ...they are sour chewy non tasting dried cranberry that can be put in a muffin or cookie dough before baking .......I would not combined them with anything else unless you can handle the taste in cold food......I will not purchased them again.....
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Maureen, I bought A total of 20 tins in the past two years, everyone I bought them for talks and talks on how good they are, and how they can buy them. We never had a problem with them stale or old.
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Sulfides are not listed on the label. These berries are freeze-dried and further preservation measures are unnecessary.
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No, it doesn't. My favorite use of fruit fresh is to mix strawberries and blueberries ahead of time to use on cereal. I add splenda to the mix, so I don't know if it would make a difference on unsweetened fruit, but I doubt that it does.
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On the label under PURE CRANBERRY it reads Cold Pressed - Not from Concentrate
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Hi SMARP..... Yes, I also noticed that the Greens First Berry and the Chocolate flavored "Boost" from Green's first last no where near a month. I measure like I'm baking!! I thought I was losing my mind! There is no way it lasts 30 days as it states. It's expensive, and at this rate? I have to buy again before the 3rd week of the month!! Maybe I will call or email Green's First. It's not fair to say it has 30 servings which is a scoop. If they don't fix this? I truly don't know if I can afford to keep buying it. I was wondering why I was running out so quickly. I literally checked the serving per container last order ( about 2 weeks ago). I don't have a ton of money. I love the product. So I'm feeling upset that they don't put enough product as it says should be in each container!! I'm sure others have the same problem. I think Greens' First will blame it on the seller since it's cheaper to buy on Amazon as opposed to the Green's First website. I will call them. It's very frustrating!! I'm sure a lot of people will say the same thing! Thanks for letting me know that I'm not losing my mind!! LOL I appreciate it! Geo