SIMPLE KITCHEN Camping and Outdoors, Freeze Dried Blueberries 28 Servings

Delicious! Crunchy, crispy, tart, semisweet. Blue berry taste but with a satisfying crunch. I love making pancakes and smoothies with these. I also really like to crush these up I to a fine powder and add the powder into batter for muffins or pancakes. Naturally colors the dough plus gives it a better taste. Also like to make “blueberry milk” like strawberry milk, but instead just mix milk with the blueberry powder. Amazing. These blueberries are extremely versatile. But also just as good to eat straight out the can. I’ve been a fan of freeze dried blueberries since I bought a smaller size container from a different brand here on Amazon. This brand seems to be the best bang for your buck. As long as it stays the best quantity per dollar I will continue to buy from you! Only complaint is it was challenging to get the lid off of this giant can. And I’m thinking I will need to transfer all of these blueberries to a bag or something because I think I poked too many holes in the side attempting to open it. Would be nice if these was a built in way to open the can like a pull tab or one of theirs old fashioned keys.

We bought them for their portability in travel. Its nice to to be able to take fruit and not worry if it will get eaten before it goes bad. We usually have an assortment of freeze dried fruits. Not quite the same as fresh but they taste good and are great for travel snacks or in our oats or yogurt.

These are so sweet and tasty. I use them in cold cereal, for baking, or eat them straight out of the can. The can is large and the blueberries last a long time. I’ll buy them again!!

These are fantastic! I use these in baking muffins and we love them in oatmeal. They are easy to store and simple to use.

I bought these so that I can actually eat some fruit during keto. These are so good, I'm obsessed with them! Raspberries are great too, it's just that they get stuck in my teeth and that pisses me off because I spend the next 20 minutes trying to get the seeds out... But, I add these to my non-carb yogurt, I add them to my non-carb cereal, I eat them alone and they're amazing. My only complaint is that the last 1/6 of the can is all "dust". Like from the blueberries that passed away in the process (RIP) & were cremated. Also, warning, if one blueberry gets loose in your bed? Forget about it; you have to get new sheets. Its stained forever. Couches are obvy worse. I've had a few runaways now & it definitely cost me a few extra pennies. But, I enjoyed.

12 ounces. The 28 serving can is 12 ounces (28 servings X 12 grams= 336 grams= 12 ounces). I don't know why it doesn't just say that. I normally buy Augason Farms of same size, but went with this as the price happened to be better (and still is) and it also had a coupon. Prices fluctuate across brands a lot. I am well familiar with ReadyWise, though I tend to stock the other. I like them both well enough, so I usually purchase based on price (though I do not rate based on price). #10 can (that reads, "number ten", not ten pound) that requires a heavy duty can opener. Has resealable lid. Emergency #10 cans are for super long term storage, usually float, and are used because they can fit a wide variety of foods and allows for "stackability" and uniformity in ones long term pantry area. However, that also means that some food items will take up all the space of the can, and some may only take up a little bit of space. As with other products, vessels are filled based on weight not volume. But there is always someone who freaks that they got a mostly empty can. We pay for the weight of the food. Some items are bagged inside, some are loose. These berries are loose, as expected. I buy emergency storage cans for actual potential emergencies, but I also buy some for regular use. I like the pricing and quantity better on bigger containers of freeze dried fruit over the small packets I find at the store. I love freeze dried fruit for snacking, for adding to oatmeal, pancakes, muffins, or anything else I can think of. This purchase and review happens to be for the blueberries, which are as good as expected. 12 ounces may not sound like much, but it is actually quite a bit since all water has been taken out. I usually buy fresh and frozen, but freeze dried has a place in both my working daily pantry as well as my long term storage pantry. Sometimes blueberries and other fruit, AND other food items just arent available, or prices are no good. When I can get emergency food on sale, then I am investing in my food budget. Carbs are easy to come by (still,for now), but fruits and vegetables not so much. I try to store items that are tricky to find, buy, or grow. 5 stars because it is as good as I anticipated. Nothing stands out extra good or bad, as I find it similar to the other brand I buy.

Excellent for pulverizing in the processor to add flavor to icing. Good color. A little expensive though.

Pretty good deal I think. The only real downside I see is just how much powder is in the bottom when you get there. But that's just a side effect of dried materials being rubbed together so likely it cannot be truly avoided. The dates stamped on the bottom of the last two cans were within a month of receiving the can so it's fresh enough for me. Flavor is surprisingly good. My daughter calls it "blueberry popcorn". It really does make a nice crunchy snack. If you re-hydrate them they do lose some flavor and that's expected in my opinion. Yet they still work great for smoothies! I did not try pies or any other baked good so I cannot speak to that use. I for one will be buying more to keep around for random needs.