Organic Traditions Goji Berries, 8 oz (227 g)

these Goji berries are hard but they are delicious. packed with magnesium phytonutrients phytoscience seeds minerals. it tastes delicious and it's very chewy it's easy to use you just take it out of the bag and chew it the quality is great because it's organic and the size of the bag is very convenient and just a great way to boost your energy and cheat in your strength

Crunchy, good taste and texture, fresh and delicious

health benefits no added preservatives or chemicals .. taste great definitely buy again

Excellent organic product to add to my recipes, granolas, smoothies, etc. Packed with health and nutritional benefits. Conveniently sized, resealable packaging.

Tastes a bit tart. better if you soak them overnight.

The quality of the product is good. The ingredients is excellent just berries. The taste is good it's tart. I use it once a day once teaspoon. The size is great. The package is nice. There is no smell. The composition of the product is good. I would recommend it the benefits I receive from it or no or very little dry eyes I included it in once a day in my violet in my diet.

This brand is my choice when it comes to ordering gojiberries! I appreciate the taste of these berries from China. Their package keeps them fresh so you can enjoy their textured nature. I would recommend them to others any day. They cannot claim to be for a low calorie diet, so eat mindfully. They are reported to benefit liver, kidneys and vision. They are scrumptious as a snack, or dessert, and could even be sprinkled on foods like salads. Enjoy!

Taste is delicious. It's nice to eat something that taste good and is nutritious. High quality. Rich with nutrients. Ingredients only one ingredient. No dyes. All the color comes from the actual berries. She likes the richness of the nutrients and the taste. It tastes like a berry and it is dried. The bag was easy to open but kept the berries fresh.

The fruit has also been an ingredient in East Asian traditional medicine, namely traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean medicine since at least the 3rd century AD.[2][4] In pharmacopeias, the fruit of the plant is called by the Latin name lycii fructus and the leaves are called herba lycii.[5][6] Since about 2000, goji berry and derived products have become common in developed countries as health foods or alternative medicine remedies, extending from exaggerated and unproven claims about their health benefits

great package and size easy to use and awesome benefits