Kirkland Signature Organic Dried Cherries

Kirkland Signature Organic Dried Cherries

$ 12.50

Score By Feature

Based on 232 ratings

Freshness

8.98

Flavor

8.88

Value for money

8.18

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Product Description

Organic certification by the USDA

Cherry trees in Montmorency

There are 14 servings in each

A kosher dish

Bag that can be sealed

Questions & Answers

Can you tell me if these are pitted?

Yes, but there will be occasional fragments where the pit used to be. There weren't many, but I did bite into a couple of them

Can these be dried with their skin still on them?

In short, yes. Having never heard of cherry peeling, I'm curious how it functions.

Do you know if it contains added sugars?

A small amount of organic sugar is added.

Is it because the word "organic" is not on the label?

At the top of the package it says organic.

Selected User Reviews For Kirkland Signature Organic Dried Cherries

It would have been better to look at the sugar content instead of the tart cherry label

3/5

You can't have sweet and tart at the same time. It would be beneficial to this manufacturer if they had nutritional advice. Having spit out the cherries I tasted when I tried out the Tart Cherries, they were so sweet I had to gag. However, the most disturbing aspect of this is that they cost $18 and are not returnable even though the labeling of Tart is misleading! grams of sugar is not healthy for anybody. I will not repeat the same mistake-.

Madelyn Bradshaw

| Jul 29, 2020

Cherry is a very good fruit

5/5

My first trip to Costco usually ends up costing me a lot when I find things I didn't realize I needed until I saw them, but I made up for it with this purchase.

Naya Roberts

| Feb 16, 2021

The price is a little high, but the quality is great

5/5

There is nothing better than these. After rinsing the soy bean oil off under hot water, I soaked them in a mead I'm making, and I'm expecting them to add great flavor to it. Naturally, I ate the ingredients I didn't use in the mead as well, they tasted great. The price may seem a little high if you're buying them as snacks, but the product is worth the money It is a product I would purchase.

Freyja Larsen

| Jan 24, 2021

It's amazing how good these are There is one bag left

3/5

Ah, that's interesting. The dried cherries from Kirkland are my favorite to use in The bag itself, well, it wasn't a bag. It's not as tasty as it used to be. There was only half the flavor left, and they looked like they were run over. I don't know whether the organic factor played a role. Usually, I get them 'regularly' (not The organic kind). As a vegetarian, I eat no tons of meat Granola or cookies will taste great with this. I think I will return to the 'regular' schedule.

Aarav Burton

| Feb 17, 2021

NEITHER WANT NOR Why are tart cherries coated There is nothing good about them The sugar does not allow for a cherry flavor at all since it is so heavy

3/5

Sugar bombs are just giant sugar balls. This is a horrible, horrible product. It should be a crime to harm innocent cherries in this manner.

Alec Albert

| Dec 20, 2020

It's sweeter now with added sugar! Don't ignore this! The sugar adds to the fun! The tart cherries should be organic and organic only, but it appears that there is 13 grams of sugar per serving at 14 servings, so apparently they do not think it is necessary to add any

3/5

Add 182g of sugar to your diet!.

Madalynn Collier

| Aug 25, 2020

Thank you so much

5/5

Due to the number of pesticides used in traditional cherry orchards, organic cherries are a must for any cherry. These were fresh, moist, tasty, and organic.