Dried Apricots No Sugar Added by Cambie, 2 lbs of Succulent & Sweet Turkish Dried Apricots, Non-GMO, Vegan, Gluten-Free, High-Fiber Dried Fruit, Unsweetened Dried Fruit, 2 lb

These are great! Fresh, soft and chewy. Just grab a few and start to chew! Satisfies my sweet tooth and a great bedtime snack!My dog also loves them. They ARE great for dogs(in moderation of course) but a lot better for my girl than store bought dog treats ! Ordering more today. Enjoy!

I like the quality and dryness along with the texture and taste. I use this product to mix in to my personal fruit nut mix. I have ordered from this provider several times and have received a consistent product.

These apricots are not exactly as shown in the add. There are a lot more unripe fruits then are shown in the picture of the add. Maybe about 20 percent are ripe and tender to eat the rest are tough and hard to chew. Not exactly what the add emplyed.

I purchased a bag of the dried apricots to have as a snack at home. It's a big bag and the dried apricots were delicious. I shared some with my sister. I will buy again.

I usually have prunes for breakfast. No, not that, I eat them for the taste. Every once in a while I substitute stewed apricots, another favorite fruit. Apricots may not be quite as good for me as prunes, but boy do prunes taste good as a change of pace.STEWED PRUNES RECIPE: Place prunes in a sauce pan, cover with water, and bring to a boil. Then remove from heat, cover, and let cool before refrigerating. That's all there is to it!

I am glad they are very fresh and very tasty.

From the pictures online, these Dried Turkish Apricots by Cambie look like little orange sponges. Fortunately, that is not what they look like in person. They are dried apricots but not so dried that they are hard or crunchy. They are still plump, soft, and chewy. They have a nice, sweet flavor to them. The bag says they are good till November 2024, so they have a decently long shelf life. The bag they came in is resealable, which is nice, but it was a little confusing because it talked about the world's finest chocolate and pastry ingredients which doesn't have anything to do with these dried apricots. At the time of this review, these dried apricots are running $10 per pound which seems to be about the average price for this kind of product. If you're looking for dried Turkish apricots, these are very tasty, and I'd recommend giving them a try!

A real good snack or fast breakfast with other dried fruit, cheese or crackers.