Native Forest Organic Papaya Chunks, 14 Ounce Cans (Pack of 6)
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I love it! Despite not knowing I liked papaya until I tried this can, I am a huge fan of it. This is the only product I have found without sugar added. It is relatively expensive, but I found it quite useful.
I love this brand, but I don't like these cans. The picture does not convey just how bad it was, but it was so bad I made sure to scrub the can's edges before putting the contents into a bowl to drink to avoid consuming whatever was on it.
I plan to make smoothies out of it. It was my hope that I would be able to make do with the lack of papaya here in northern Unfortunately, this wasn't the case.
Yesterday, six cans were delivered to my home. This product is top-notch, with a delicious taste. I made a fruit salad, consisting of papaya, coconut, fresh navel oranges, and pineapple. Excellent! We will buy from them.
The update on 1/19/12 is as follows Now that Native Forest is organic, our canned fruit is PBA-certified. I will give you a FREE can! They have organic papaya packed in pineapple juice that I love-- A green peel or mushy overripe fruit is not allowed. I have found that Amazon's price is the cheapest currently if you do Subscribe and Save. I particularly like their Subscribe and Save interface because you can cancel at any time change shipment dates and get a free trial if you decide to subscribe. You may cancel your order if you are not yet ready for a refill when Amazon sends you an e-mail alert prior to shipment It doesn't matter if you cancel after only 1 order, you still get the low Subscribe and Save price. Proud of you, When I discovered these organic papaya chunks on Amazon, I was very excited. Papaya has a great taste and can aide digestion, as well as have anti-inflammatory properties Effects of acid on the body. The organic varieties are not very easy to find at decent prices and the "fresh" season is very short. We therefore ordered a pack from Amazon to see if they are as good as advertised. Subscribing to Amazon's pack price and saving money was an excellent deal. Then after I already ordered and the order was in shipment, my wife asked if I had checked with the manufacturer to determine if the cans were PBA-free. The "Duhhh!" was heard! Toxins like PBA are a priority for us when it comes to our food. In recent research, it was concluded that the PBA leached into the food from the can linings. Also, I knew that the best food producers were making the switch to natural based ingredients Cans made from PBA. I see I must have been experiencing a real brain fog in my feverish excitement at finding affordable organic papaya, because I completely forgot to ask the PBA question before As a result, I called Edward and his assistant It was "Sons"- I am 684. CA] Accessed 31 December 2014. I was told by the staff that the company was currently converting its products to PBA-compatible Cans of organic papaya were free, but they had not yet been converted to PBA There were free cans to receive, and I was encouraged to check back again That's too bad! The summary is Due to the presence of PBA, I have temporarily reduced the rating to 1- This is a very bad toxicity If they do not get into PBA, they will not eat again You can choose from free canned goods. However, if we were to rate them on taste, quality, being organic, and reasonably priced, we would give them five stars. In other words, once Edward & In order to convert them to the PBA format, Sons converts them Edward and him deserve a round of applause.
Despite the fact that the papaya is OK, the pineapple juice it comes in does not complement the flavor of the fruit. Although slightly sweeter than papaya, its juice still tastes very refreshing. It's a pity because I have yet to find any other brands that offer 100% organic fruit juices - There is no sugar in this.
It turns out the packaging was sufficient, the flavor is perfect, and they kept well in my refrigerator after they've been removed from the can for a few days. In the future, I will definitely buy another case like this.
Papaya in a can is the first time I have tried it. As I live in the midwest, we are in the middle of the winter season right now, so the travel time for a fresh papaya to get to the store negatively impacts the taste, so I usually go with the frozen one. In keeping with my belief that canned fruits are picked at the peak of their ripeness, I decided to give these a try and found that I really enjoyed them. The only thing I wish they did is Amazon is a great source of organic products.
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