Roland Foods Whole Kadota Figs in Light Syrup, Specialty Imported Food, 15-Ounce Can

Roland Foods Whole Kadota Figs in Light Syrup, Specialty Imported Food, 15-Ounce Can

Name: Roland Foods Whole Kadota Figs in Light Syrup, Specialty Imported Food, 15-Ounce Can
Brand: Roland Foods
SKU: 1373947
Price: 32.46 USD
Rating: 7.64 (80 reviews)

$ 32.46

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7.36

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7.46

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Product Description

Roland Foods Whole Kadota Figs in Light Syrup have a sweet taste and a greenish yellow color. They are about the size of a quarter or a half dollar, and they have a sweet flavor with a greenish yellow color.

KADOTO FRUITS ARE STOUT IN TEXTURE Our Kadota figs have a smooth texture ideal for jams and

A delicious and quick sweet snack, Kadota figs are ready to eat as they are delicious

The product is ideal for use both in food service and in the home as a quality dining product

A gourmet international specialty food imported from Greece

It is packed in light syrup and is a green-yellow color

These are the size of quarters or half dollars

It is possible to serve the figs straight out of the tin at room temperature or chilled

As a garnish or as an addition to cooked dishes, they may also be used

Figs from the Kadota region of Spain are grown in the Mediterranean region

Questions & Answers

When you order a can, how many do you receive?

These are very good figs. The skin is a little tough, but the fruit is very good.

How long does this item have until it expires?

The point was that as long as the images are not distorted, they should be fine. I looked at other cans later and saw they were clearly expiring on

How do the jelly lumps in the can get there?

The coating in my cans around the seams has never looked like jelly lumps. However, I have seen where there is some peeling from the inside of the cans. Aside from being misleading, the advertisement stated the following When they were made in China, they gave the impression they were a Spanish item.

Figs are claimed to be frost-free in some reviews. Among the foreign countries are China and others. The Greek Islands. There are those who say they are tasteless, and there are those who call them Can you tell me what the label says? It was a pleasure working with ?

The food is packaged exclusively for the American Roland Food Corporation. The problem is that they are Chinese products. It is a direct copy from the There is nothing better than eating them. Their nationality is Chinese, however. It is my sincere hope that this helped.

Selected User Reviews For Roland Foods Whole Kadota Figs in Light Syrup, Specialty Imported Food, 15-Ounce Can

1) This is not a In my book, however, this should not be the case

4/5

It was delivered as promised but one of the cans was slightly dented, but still very A difference of one or two were made before the dent! Two of them I threw Their close by ( Vegas or perhaps? )
I think this is a good I prefer it not to happen during the writing of my book! It doesn't matter how fast the shipping is, but I'm looking for quality and the safety of my food etc. In cases like this I order again when 3 or 4 cans are left which is an ideal amount of time
to allow for 100% no damaged or dented items to be shipped
At my age quality is better than speed when it comes to edibles.

Kaliyah Vega

| Nov 20, 2020

I used to be able to buy these figs from my local market - but now there's no mention of them! Company owned by the same family

3/5

Their love for them was contagious. As they haven't been available for a few years, I ordered a case when I saw them on Amazon. It's too bad because these figs are very different from the ones I used to love. They were always small, tender, and delicious when I used to get them. So far, I have opened two cans of the new ones, and both are bad. I would send the figs back if they had any flavor and are enormous, tough and tough to hold.

Salem Finley

| Aug 02, 2020

This is not something that I recommend

3/5

My father and I used to eat canned fruit back then, but not anymore. My ripe ones back then had been put in a can this long before they were put away. I found them to be soft. There were some that were split open. FIGURES LIKE THIS ARE NOT READY TO TRAVEL. I do not recall the taste of them being particularly sweet or having any noticeable amount of sweetness. PACKED IN A LIGHT SYRUP WITH MORE FIG TASTE than the actual fruit, they taste best when eaten with the light syrup. This disappointed me a great deal.

Kaydence Nicholson

| Apr 05, 2021

It is a China-made product

3/5

It has been a few days since I opened a can. Just to help you see it, it says, "Kadoka figs come from the Mediterranean region of Spain. " Can you see how it says it twice? The labels in the second and third photos should be read carefully. China is the source of these products. My decision to return them has been made, and they have arrived today.

Abraham Jacobs

| Feb 07, 2021

I love the taste of this product, but finding it hard to open pull tabs is a pain! The update is The cans have dent marks

5/5

They are not as good as I remember them as a kid, but they are still The tabs are defective so they are impossible to open. I used an Amazon pull tab opener to open them. A few updates It was so good that I ordered a second one. There were no mistakes on the box, yet you found dented cans and leaking cans inside it. When the OEM's box appears to be fine but the cans were all dented and some had leaked out, this illustrates poor quality control by the manufacturer. Eight out of the nine packages had to be thrown away, not a UPS or Amazon problem.

Zain Harper

| Oct 10, 2020

Make sure you are buying a quality product! There was a foul smell inside each of the 12 cans that we bought because the cans were discolored inside

3/5

Packaging in China, without a date on the cans, so there is no way to tell if the food is old, or if they just used inferior packaging.

Isaiah Hayden

| Sep 14, 2020

There were some cans that were different from others

5/5

"In light syrup" was all that was written on the can. Despite the fact that all of the cans said that they were packed in light syrup, this did not appear to be In addition to the jelly, half of the cans were stocked with a heavy It was not very good to eat these figs. As soon as we pack the next batch, we hope to find it packed in.

Lionel HUMPHRIES

| Apr 02, 2021

This is the worst canned fig you'll ever eat

3/5

This is awful! If I had read reviews before ordering, I would have made a better choice. I thought they would be good because all I saw was a Greek product. A discolored overall appearance, large brown spots, skins that are so hard to bite through, no flavor other than the syrup - the figs are unappetizing. This is not a "light" operation. The other cans will be returned, but the one I opened will not.