Food to Live Organic Pitted Prunes, 1 Pound Dried California Plums
Unsweetened, bulk ; 1 Pound Dried Californias,Organic Pitted Prunes,delicious healthy diet,no added sugar,Non GMO
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About Food to Live Organic Pitted Prunes, 1 Pound Dried California Plums
Overall Feedback:
67% positive
65% appreciated the high fiber content, while 35% were concerned
I had to throw away the prunes within a week due to mold, resulting in a non-returnable loss of $20.
After a month, I noticed that the product had mold.
62% appreciated the rehydration, but 38% found them difficult to soak
I noticed that the dried fruit was unusually wet and thought it was just crystallized sugar, but after a month, it turned out to be mold.
Within a week, my prunes were full of mold and I had to throw them away, losing $20 as it was not returnable.
62% liked the long shelf life, though 38% experienced staleness
I prefer the drier prunes over the name-brand ones because they don't cause mouth sting or hives like the others did.
I expected the dried prunes to last for a month or two, but they got moldy in a month.
The warning label on the back of the product states that it contains chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
The package of prunes I bought a week ago was moldy, even though it was supposed to be good until 2022. I wonder how it could be preserved for so long without preservatives.
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64% praised the taste, while 36% found it awkward
I was surprised to find that the prunes were wet despite being dried, but they tasted okay.
62% liked the texture, though 38% found them different
I find the prunes to be drier than the name-brand ones, but it's not a problem for me. I also don't get hives or mouth sting like I had begun to do from the name-brand ones.
When I received the dried prunes, they seemed unusually wet.
The last bag of prunes I bought looked puffy and released a lot of air when I opened it. About a third of the way into the pack, all the prunes were covered with white mold.
I had to throw away moldy prunes within a week, resulting in a $20 loss as there were no returns.
