Honestly Cranberry - Unsweetened Dried Cranberries - No Added Sugars, Juices, or Oils - Non-GMO - Wisconsin Grown (3 oz)

I recently tried Honestly Cranberry - Unsweetened Dried Cranberries, and I’m really impressed with the quality! These cranberries are exactly as advertised—no added sugars, juices, or oils, just pure cranberries. The tartness might be a bit much for those used to sweetened varieties, but I love that they’re all-natural and non-GMO. It’s refreshing to find a product that sticks to simple, wholesome ingredients. Plus, knowing they’re Wisconsin-grown adds a nice touch of local pride. The 3 oz pack is a bit small for the price, but the quality makes it worth it for those seeking a healthier alternative to sugary dried fruits. Great for snacking or adding to salads!

I am VERY HAPPY with this product. They are organic and when you put them with your food the taste takes on a delicious test. No sugar, like the ones you buy at the stores. The blend with food is amazing!

These are the best dried cranberries we’ve ever had. As close to fresh cranberries as possible. No added sugars or anything else. Pure cranberry tartness. We love to add these to Fage yogurt with a little honey or to cereal. If left in yogurt overnight in the refrigerator, the cranberries adsorb the liquid and plump up a bit. We then add some milk to the yogurt to make it less dry. So delicious and so healthy.

Working on my second pound. Yes the bag is expensive but you are getting a lot for your $. I use them frequently year round when not having access to frozen ( buy fresh over holidays and throw extra bags in freezer) and I travel with them . They go in my hot cereal and yogurt as well as salads. Ieven eat out of hand for snack when traveling . But I like tart flavor. I figured out as best I could that 2 TBS is about same as 1/2 c fresh. Great way to get low carb good nutrition fruit.

Excellent Cranberries. Would have given it 5 stars if the time from ordering to delivery was shorter. Took far too long to receive these.

these are the real deal: just dried cranberries. This bag it's not heavy, but it is really impressively large for that wait, because the cranberries are not weighted down down with a ton of sugar, and because they are not sticky from all the added sugar, they don't need oil added to help them stay separate. The bag contains just soft dried cranberries. They are more tart than I am ready to eat straight, by the handful, but they are absolutely delightful sprinkled over a piece of toast spread with goat cheese or peanut butter, or tossed into a salad, or mixed up with some nuts to be eaten like a trail mix. Really nice. I can't wait to try using them in Cookies.... but I will chop them finally first, so they won't be large pieces of scorched stuff on the outside of a cookie. And the price per bag seems steep, but when you look at how many cranberries are actually in it, I doubt that I am paying more for cranberry than I would pay for the ones that come loaded with all the sugar and fat that I don't need for flavor or nutrition. (That is a 13 ounce jar of peanut butter included in the photo to give a sense of scale to how big that bag really is.)

This product is all natural and worth a try. The quantity portion is small and the price is steep. This product tastes and feels like eating tiny plastic pieces if that were possible. For me I think I will go back to the one that says they have 50% less sugar as a happy compromise. In conclusion, it's not a bad product. Your kids may not like this product. But the positive intentions of reducing our daily sugar intake is always a great idea. This is a quality product that should get behind a Stevia or Monk Fruit enhanced version for a more broader public appeal.

Perfectly natural and delicious as nature intended them! No added sugar or oils or preservatives. Taste great on oatmeal, yogurt, cottage cheese, in trail mix or salads, or just as is. We love them so much we just ordered another bag!

I’m in shock how small the packet is for the price! Ridiculous amount. Note to self always read the small print. Hope they’re worth it. Haven’t tried them yet. 🥺

Shockingly expensive (nearly £20) for less than 30g (1 oz) of cranberries. I guess I’ll be eating sweetened and additive filled versions for the foreseeable future if this is what I’m expected to pay for this product! My fault for not paying closer attention to the product information. In my defense, the price is similar to what I usually pay for cranberries so I thought I was simply swapping sweetened for unsweetened. I would love to know the process used to produce these berries that justifies the steep difference in price to other (more processed) cranberries? Returned immediately!