Cherry Bay OrchardsDried Montmorency Tart Cherries - Pack of Two 16 oz Bags (32oz Total) - 100% Domestic, Natural, Kosher Certified, Gluten-Free, and GMO Free - Packed in a Resealable Pouch

These dried cherries are top notch quality, grown and processed in USA, and great price compared to other brands for a better product. Each cherry is dried yet still very flavorful, moist and plump. Something I don't think most people understand about added sugar in dried fruit is that there's a good reason for it. Sugar is used in dried fruits for both a natural preservative and a way to keep the fruit from becoming too dry and leathery in texture. Sugar keeps the fruit moist and in turn flavorful. The amount used is so little that there's not a big calorie difference between no sugar added dried fruit. So if you want flavorful moist enjoyable dried fruits there's going to be some added sugar and often some type of oil to prevent sticking together into globs. That's the most "natural" method that exists. That's just how it is! Anyways I very highly recommend these cherries and the blueberries as well. So perfect and you know where the fruits are being grown and processed unlike the majority of dried fruit on Amazon. Trustworthy brand and products. I am using them for the granola I make for my niece and I and for some baking recipes. They are delicious! The cherries almost remind me of a Gusher fruit snack from the earth lol.

Nice big cherries, moist and delicious. I put them in my oatmeal and it keeps the oats from rising over the bowl.

These are the best dried cherries on the market. I eat them with my walnut/cherry bread; put them in salads; b put them in my homemade muffins. I absolutely love them.

A little oily but absolutely delish

Folks. These really do help with sleep issues. I mix blueberries (Amazon does great with those too) and cherries in cottage cheese and zip. Sleepy. Hope this helps you.

These have a good taste, I use them for fried pies, plump up really nice

The dried cherries are heavily sweetened, and the original flavor has been lost.

These are the best I have found for cooking, baking, and snacks. The quality and texture is pretty consistent, but the price has been going up constantly, far more than inflation would cause. they are excellent in oatmeal, salads in substitution for cranberries, as a substitute for raisins in breads and rolls.