Micro Ingredients Organic Goji Berries, 32 Ounces,100% Natural Sun-Dried Whole Fruit,Sulfate & Additive Free,Large Berry Form, Great Flavor for Drinks, Snacks, & Beverages,Non-GMO & Vegan

I ordered the 32-ounce bag of organic goji berries, and I’m so impressed with the quality and freshness! The berries are plump, flavorful, and not overly dry like some other brands I’ve tried. You can really taste the difference. They have a naturally sweet and slightly tangy flavor that’s perfect for snacking, adding to smoothies, oatmeal, or yogurt. The large 32-ounce bag is such a great value for the price. It lasts a long time and stays fresh when stored properly. I also love that they’re organic and free from added sugars or preservatives. These goji berries have become a staple in my pantry. They are nutritious, delicious, and so versatile. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a high-quality superfood!

I don't have a photo to share, but the quality is excellent. I love using these goji berries as a salad topping or brewing them in tea. They aren't overly sweet and have a nice, crispy texture. Highly recommend!

These are plump and a bit sticky like other very fresh dried fruits (think raisins). They will clump and stick together in the bag. I prefer these to the more dessicated, harder gogi berries. Think highly nutritious and a little bit sweet and chewy. I keep a jar right next to my kettle and throw a few on top of each cup of tea, giving the barest hint of sweetness.

They came out of the bag in a big lump. Taste like cran-raisins. rather dry. However, I put a tablespoon of the dried berries into my hot cup of tea. delightful! They plumped right up. more of a raisin chew and added a touch of sweet to the tea==hardly noticeable. I put the berries into a air tight jar and they quickly became a big lump again.

These are big goji berries. I added a handful to my oatmeal/buckwheat breakfast as it cooked, and they were very good. I've had big berries and small ones, and they were all good. The flavor is mild and they are mildly sweet and they are seedless. I store them in as tight a container as I can find because in time they tend to absorb a little moisture from the air and clump together even though they feel dry. I've read how nutritious they are, so I keep them on hand and eat a few most every day.