Terrasoul Superfoods Organic Sun-dried White Mulberries, 2 Lbs (Pack of 2), Sweet Superfood Snacking, Smoothie Booster, and Nutrient-Packed Yogurt ToppingUSDA Organic

Excellent, idk how these aren’t more popular. Like a less sweet, tastier raisin.

For the last few months I've been on a mission to quit eating so much processed food. Even some of the "healthy" stuff is over-processed and not really that healthy (or at all good for us). I stumbled across Mulberries in a combo pack of goodies from TJ and was smitten! Of course, I turned to Amazon to find a way to have them come to my door. Winter is coming, after all.My initial arrived and they were everything I had hoped. Tasty, easy, well-packaged and actually IS good for us! I immediately added them to my subscription, so I can relax knowing my new healthy, yummy treat will be delivered to me in style!

How sweet it is! I never had mulberries before and was not sure what to expect. After reading the reviews which ranged from excellent to awful I still wasn't sure what to expect. Some reviewers described the flavor as a cross between a fig and a raisin which I found to very accurate with the addition of being much sweeter. My plan was to replace the raisins in my morning oatmeal with these mulberries in order to reap the "superfood" benefits.. This morning I added a few berries along with the raisins and dried cranberries and this is what I found:1. The berries are the same color as the oatmeal so it is difficult to know how many berries, if any, are about to make an appearance on your tastebuds. No berries.....disappointing, too many berries...OOOOOh, sweet as candy. This can be a little unsettling at 6am..2. Submerged in the same bowl of oatmeal, the berries are about 3x sweeter than the raisins. I thought the tartness of the dried cranberries would balance the incredible sweetness of the mulberries....not so.The mulberries are yummy and a few mixed in the oatmeal along with the usual amount of raisins and walnuts makes for a sweet variation in a few bites, very enjoyable. The berries do have numerous miniscule seeds in each berry, somewhat like a raspberry but with only about half the number of seeds per berry. This adds a subtle crunch that I like. I do like these berries but will use them as a sweet snack (maybe in place of candy/cookies?), not as a replacement for the raisins in my oatmeal. This evening I made a snack mix of mulberries, almonds, coconut flakes, and cocoa nibs...VERY good.Some reviewers complained about "stems and non edible parts" mixed in with the berries. There are stems, very tiny 2-4mm , and very soft/pliable, not hard or stick-like. I ate them along with the berries :)

I did enjoy the tase but the mulberries were a bit on a dry side and not as fresh or chewy. They can work great as a cereal topping but if you are looking to enjoy them on their own they are not as chewy. Other than that they were not bad but the freshness and dryness was the downside. The product did not seem to be fresh or chewy.

Really loving these white mulberries. Super delish and chewy, which I like. I mix them with the Golden Berries from the same company...SUCH A GREAT COMBO! Really love both of these together. Will definitely keep buying them in the future.

I am very disappointed with the quality of the berries, they are crushed liked powder and only 20% of whole berries. I don't recommend buying them to anyone. They are full of sand and dirt and I had to soak them and rinse the at least three times. I am not sure I would eat them if I have any health issues.

I have purchased lots of dry mulberries in a past from multiple sources including this same brand and these were by far the most dry ever. Not sure if these are old (Exp. date January '26) or just over dried but definitely mush harder to chew then the rest. Taste is fine, fresh and delicious. My elderly parents couldn't chew these so now I am stuck with 4 lbs of these.

This was my first purchase of 2 bags of white mulberries which I decided to order from Terrasoul since it had the best price. I was dying to try them out after having tasted fresh, red ones in Africa during my travels. After opening the first package which was lined with foil to preserve freshness, the quality appeared to be good. I enjoyed eating them with a sliver of organic, raw, grass-fed cheddar and am hoping to use them in homemade granola and larabars. Unlike other dried fruit that come close in taste, these superfood treats didn’t spike my blood glucose levels. Although I am not diabetic, I have to watch my sugar intake as a two-time cancer survivor. An ounce of the mulberries has 12 gm of sugar which amounts to less than 5 gm of sugar in raisins.After reading the reviews of those with negative experiences, I decided to check the entire content of both bags to see whether the bulk of fruit was intact, clean and did not taste moldy. A random handful was sampled and happily, the mulberries appeared to be mostly whole despite the shipping and handling. There very few crumbs, no twigs, nor dirt.