(2 pack) Great Value Sun-Dried Raisins Canister, 20 oz (1lb 4oz) 567g

Perfect Snack and Salad Topper Great Value Sun-Dried Raisins are a fantastic pantry staple that the whole family will love. These raisins have a wonderful natural sweetness and a texture that isn't overly crispy, making them a hit with kids as a healthy treat. The 20 oz canister is a great size that is easy to carry along for on-the-go snacking or picnics. I also find they add a perfect burst of flavor when tossed into various salads. Overall, these are high-quality raisins that are both delicious and incredibly convenient.

I like raisins. These are nice and taste like raisins. I use them in everything. They are very nice in my oatmeal which I soak in milk( soy milk) over night with a touch of honey cinnamon %26 raisins. I can and do put them in many savory dishes too. I was raise ethnic so this is not odd for me. But These are a good value.

they stick together a bit more than sun lady does. if your kids don't like sticky, this may be an issue. my kids don't care and i use these in oatmeal. 4 cups water, 2 tabletops sugar. 1 cup raisins, 1 teaspoon real cinnamon, simmer, add 2 cups of fashioned oatmeal, simmer 20 minutes. pour a little milk of your choice on top. so good.

I have not bought a box of raisins in a long time, so I decided I needed some, I read the reviews and I tried Great Value Sun-dried Raisins in the 20 ounce Canister. I'm telling you these are the most moist, delicious, wonderful raisins I have ever eaten and much more affordable than the namebrand and is absolutely delicious. I love them!

This last carton was absolutely the best plump, fruity, moist! Not sure who was make these before but I had quit buying for several years to eat and fed to the birds! I bought these for the birds but I'll be splitting them with the birds! Very good job WM! Thank you!

The thing I like most about these raisins is their price and juicy texture. They tasted every bit as much like raisins as the brands that charge so much more, and these struck me by how fresh, soft, and juicy they were. I like them as a convenient and sweet way to add fruit to my snacking instead of ultra-processed snack options. I also like to have these raisins on hand to add texture to crispy toppings on salads.

I always buy these raisins, and they're usually really good; but the last time I bought them, they were ruined—all stuck together in one hard lump, like a rock. It looks like they were exposed to too much sun, and the heat spoiled them. Anyway, I'm going to give it other opportunity.

These are typical raisins, there's nothing unusually good or not-good about them. The container is another story. Now there is 20oz of product packed in a cannister that was designed to hold 32oz. Dollars have shrunk a lot since the 1950s when I learned division from my mother when we went shopping each week.

The fruit themselves are very good. They are sticky so it's kinda difficult getting them out of the container in any real way that's doesn't get u sticky. But the issue I have is with the container. U almost have to get creative for it to keep the lid on it after opening it once. Don't peel the film off. Poke holes in it %26 tear to the lip but don't remove a slim outer ring. I suggest kitchen scissors. Sysb a hole in the center %26 cut away leaving the outer ring along the edge. The lid will stay on when u put it back on now. Nothing else works u may as well throw them on the floor otherwise. Especially if the little ones will be handling the container. But still a good deal considering the price of fruit these days.

I recently ordered 4 raisin canisters. I picked up the order and when I got home I noticed that one of the raisin canisters was badly damaged (either dropped or crushed) and someone tried to fix the damage by taping the lid to the canister with packing tape.