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Brothers All Natural Strawberry Banana Fruit Crisps
By: | Feb 7, 2009
Brothers All Natural Strawberry Banana Fruit Crisps have to be the best tasting dried fruit I've tried. It's really sweet and although it's dried fruit, there seems to be a sort of freshness to it than most don't have.
The flavor is rich, sweet and crisp. They are a handy snack and can be used in many different ways, like adding it to yogurt, cereal and oatmeal. They are made without any preservatives or chemicals so all you taste is the yummy flavor of sweet bananas and strawberries.
A bag of Brothers All Natural Strawberry Banana Fruit Crisps contains only 46 calories, no fat, no sodium, 1 gram of protein and 10 grams of carbohydrates including 2 grams of fiber and 6 grams of sugar. These stats for sugars are probably the lowest I've encountered for dried food. I have to say though I'm really not a fan of dried fruit. I mean it's convenient and easier to snack on but I'd much rather have fresh fruit. However sometimes dried fruit is handier and you can take these little bags everywhere. These could also be the perfect snack for children as well, because they are sweet which make them taste like a healthier candy.
Brothers-All-Natural Fruit Crisps are peanut/tree nut free, gluten free, soy free, dairy free, vegan, and OU kosher certified. I bought a 24-pack for $21.99 from BrothersAllNatural.com, which makes it $0.92 a bag (free shipping currently). Could be a little bit cheaper but they are really yummy so I think it was totally worth it.
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just a little note. These aren't dried. they are dehydrated. They're not chewy like dried fruit but rather crisp
Thanks Alison. Should have mention they are freeze dried which gives them a little different texture than most of the 'dried' fruits.
Why is the picture of the apple ones when the review isn't?
@Jill what apple picture?! Just kidding :0) Thanks for pointing it out. All fixed.