I always try to add wild blueberries to my morning cereal for their taste and antioxidant value. I had been using frozen wild blueberries until recently when they became unavailable in my grocery store. I searched online for a substitute, but I didn't have high expectations for any alternatives because I had tried dried blueberries before and was not happy with them. However, LOOV Dried Organic (freeze-dried) Wild Blueberries are wonderful. They're easy to use and store, and best of all they taste great!

This is exactly what you'd expect of a powdered, freeze dried fruit: a perfectly desiccated powder that dissolves easily in liquids and makes an excellent seasoning for things like oatmeal, plain yogurt, cottage cheese, or even ice-cream. Taste is exactly what I've come to expect from freeze dried fruit, no bitterness or after-taste, just a pop of the original fruit flavour. The only reason I'm docking a star is value - this is an INCREDIBLY expensive bag of freeze dried fruit. I'll likely look for it to go on sale or try to find bulk options in #10 cans. Regardless, the product itself is top notch.

Sour just like in Russia. Yes growing up I visited forest mushroom gathering and wild berries, sometimes even pine nuts. This berries are pretty good, tastes just Iike I remember from childhood, sour but good. My grandpa used to tell me, if I eat this all the time I will grow up faster. I guess old Russian tale, but they are packed with goodness that everyone needs this days. I personally sprinkle them on my oats and add little honey = best breakfast ever! Enjoy!

As somebody who has had a lot of wild berries from Finland, I can tell you that these are the real deal. The thing that is great about these is that you can taste that they have been harvested at peak ripeness and brought to the processing facility before they have had a chance to spoil. A lot of berries are wild harvested in Scandinavia each year, and some suppliers are not so great. They are freeze-dried, and do not have any soapy or bad flavor, which means that this company must have a good, clean facility which is paramount...Freeze-drying means no additives are needed to prevent mold, however keep in mind that these are really meant to be eaten with some source of moisture that will rehydrate them (like mixed into a meal). Overall I was surprised by the quality, since European wild berries can be hit or miss, especially in North America. You definitely get your money's worth.