🍽️ Snack Smart, Live Well!
Anna and Sarah's Organic Dried Figs are a 2 lbs pack of certified USDA organic, naturally sweet, and chewy snacks. With no added sugars or preservatives, these figs are perfect for health-conscious individuals looking for nutritious options. Ideal for various diets, they come in a resealable bag to maintain freshness and are an excellent source of essential nutrients.
S**Q
No guilt snacking with figs
My family loves these figs! They are a natural and healthy snack that are very satisfying !
S**R
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excellent
A**R
Excellent
Excellent! The figs are absolutely delicious!
F**I
And I think it was from the same year, it had worm in it only five things out of 5 pound
A fun five figs had warm in it, but you can’t tell until you open it, so I’m not gonna hold it against them
B**E
Like a slice of heaven
These figs are simply delicious. Pringles can't hold a candle to these.
L**S
These are Fantastic
Its a wonderful desert! I call them one-a-day, they act like prunes. Also great for making the new desert, fig, date, walnut and lemon juice/peel; mix well, smash flat roll in oat flour, refrigerate. Wonderful desert, don't eat gummies, this is the new desert/snack.
T**.
Was good in the past but now Quality terrible
These were some of my favorite figs for a long time. They were big, not dry and “were” being past tense good quality. Unfortunately the last 5 bags have been just terrible. I mean moldy, dry, smells terrible and some even wet and rotten with some bags with bugs in them when I opened the bag! I have definitely gave this company a chance given the last 5 orders after the poor quality because they were so good before but now it appears that the quality is just consistently bad now. I did reach out to the company regarding this issue but never received a response. Since the product is not returnable I just threw them out.
R**A
Delicious and Good Quality
I was a little worried because of some of the reviews.But these were pretty good. You have to open the package, shake them around a bit and let them air out. Then keep them in a dry pantry and not in the fridge. But closed up so that the fruit flies don't find them. I also start by eating the nastiest looking ones first and working my way up to the better ones. But even the few that look spoiled are just more sugary. I have not gotten any that were rotten or moldy - and sometimes dried figs just look like they were transported in a leather satchel by camel across the desert - but they are okay for eating and recipes.I like Calimyrna figs to be somewhat tough and chewy, but not dried out. I have only found them that way at some isolated delicatessens. It's a crap shoot when you order them online. But the Anna & Sarah brand has proved to be pretty good (actually the best I have gotten online) and I have ordered them several times on Amazon.
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