(2 pack) Sunsweet, Amaz!n, Pitted, Prunes, 16, oz

This is a really good product. The taste is not too bad. I do not recommend you use this for a snack, but it will keep your body flowing smoothly. Shall we say? Especially if you were taking medication and constipation is a big problem and become a very serious problem. If you are a heart patient just having open-heart surgery. Not a toy it works great. 2–4 is about all you need every day just as needed

This is a tub of whole pitted prunes that are soft and sticky and sweet, and they stay soft for quite a while after opening as long as the lid goes is put back on tight. Most of the time these are softer even than the individually wrapped ones, my kids have no problem eating them after they're quartered.

Oh my goodness! I apologize! I did a Review on SUNSEEET PRUNES - and I mistakenly Reviewed SUNSEEET PRUNES on my Prior Item I was Reviewing Just KNOW that as we get older, it is very important that we are more focused on what we put in our bodies! If you Google SUNSEEET PRUNES and ALL THE MANY BENEFITS - IN ADDITION TO HOW DELICIOUS, You will Thank yourself

Eat prunes!!! Recent research from Penn State University suggests that daily prune consumption can effectively slow the progression of age-related bone loss and reduce fracture risk in postmenopausal women. Daily consumption of 4 to 6 prunes (50 grams) was found to be sufficient to maintain bone mineral density (BMD), strength, and structure at the hip and tibia.

Fresh and plump prunes which I use every morning after I take my daily medicine, which would cause me acid stomach. Now the acidity is treated with the prunes, absorbing that stomach acid. Prunes are like shy girlfriends or boyfriends; they come in handy when needed.

I read all the reviews for three different packages of prunes, but couldn't decide which one to order, so I ordered all three: Sun-Sweet, Sun Maid, and Great Value. I was surprised and pleased to find that they were all three pretty much identical! The one pound packages were each about $6.50, so all three get a five star rating from me!

These prunes are delicious. They're naturally sweet and flavorful. The texture is plump, moist, and tender, better than some other brands. They have a satisfying "bite," making them easy to enjoy as a snack. The resealable plastic container keeps the prunes fresh and easy to grab. The 16 oz size offers good value. They're a good source of fiber, helpful for maintaining regularity and gut health. They also contain potassium, magnesium, and vitamin K, beneficial for bone and heart health.

The Great Value brand was cheaper, but from Chile. So I bought the Sunsweet brand to support California growers, and the joke's on me. Surprise surprise, the Sunsweet prunes are imported from Argentina!! Oh well, live and learn. If a company doesn't tell you upfront where their product is from, don't buy it. Don't fall for the sweet story about growing fruit for over a hundred years, just to find out they didn't mean in the USA. The prunes are good, but I think about Argentina when I eat one. I bet the Chile prunes are just as good and lower priced.

The prunes were, in fact, amazing...except for the pit that almost broke a tooth. They were moist and delicious--what little there was of them! They come in an opaque, white, plastic tub. And, since the prunes stick together and are heavy, you can't tell until you open them that the tub is less than half full. At first, i thought that someone had eaten half of them; but, the seals were intact. Then, I happened to look at the the bottom. Instead of being flat, the bottom was concave, with a big indentation of almost an inch. This indentation takes away another 4 or 5 prunes from the buyer. For $6.58, I expect to at least be able to see how little I'm getting, before i buy the product.

This item was received with the inner seal opened and most of the product (prunes) had been removed. I am very upset that this on-line (in store) order was delivered toe is such a condition. It reflects upon Walmart as a business, the store where purchased, and all employees associated with the delivery. If you cannot provide QA of the products delivered, your "pick-up" delivery system will fail. Amazon may provide better qualityl.