Organic Dried Mango, No Sugar Added Natural Snacks, 2 Lbs

My son has been on a dried mango kick and was eating a lot of mango from Costco, but they stopped carrying it. After some searching, I came across Anna and Sarah mango, and I couldn't be happier with the find! What I Love: Quality: The quality of this dried mango is excellent. It's natural, sweet, and tart, just like it should be. Unlike some other brands, it's not too dry and isn't made up of scraps. No Additives: I love that there's no added sugar or preservatives. It's all-natural, which is important to me and my family. Value: This product is a better value per pound compared to what I was getting from Costco and Sprouts. Given the quality, the price is unbeatable. Final Thoughts: This dried mango is even better than what we used to get from Costco. My son loves it, and I appreciate the quality and value. I will definitely keep ordering this product. Thank you, Anna and Sarah, for such a great product!

I absolutely love these! I’ve ordered 8 times over the last year. They’re almost always soft and pleasant to bite into. I’ve had one or two bags that were drier and harder. Less fun to eat, but just as delicious.

I have never in all my 35 yrs of eating dried Mango (organic and no added sugar) have I ever experienced anything so tough and and unable to be chewed! Is looks great but it is hard thick dry paper and you cannot chew or tear to eat!! It literally is so tough and hard that my dog who is 4 (loves dried mango) she cannot chew it and spit it out whole bc she refused to work this hard? This is a dog who eats full size real bones and digests them! $50.00 for puss poor garbage ! If you want good organic dried mango - go to costco and buy theirs - $19 for 32oz and it’s sweet and buttery and easily chewed - it’s delicious. This crap I would not give my worst enemy and I’m certain if I tried to eat another piece - I would be at my dentist for an emergency !

This is by far the best organic dried mango I’ve ever had. Large flat pieces like a pig’s ear. Affordable price, too. Shipping took a week but it was worth the wait. Not too sweet, not too tangy. Really a delightful snack.

So I have a serious addiction to dried mangoes! I have been ordering Anna and Sarah‘s three pound bag of dried mangoes 2 to 3 times a month for the last several months, and they are absolutely superb! I’ve tried dried mangoes from Costco, nuts.com, and another brand here on Amazon, and none of them have come even close to the quality and flavor of the Anna and Sarah‘s mangoes. However, two orders ago I got a batch which was not entirely dried properly. Now you dried mango aficionados out there will know that if the mangoes aren’t entirely dry, they are moist, limp, they don’t smell very good, they also don’t taste very good, and they’re hard to chew. They almost smelled like maybe they were starting to mold. So I did my best to dry them out and eat them over time. I figured I must have just gotten unlucky, and maybe a couple bad bags had gotten through. The next order was again fabulous. But lo and behold I opened up my bag from this latest order, and again… Mushy nearly moldy mangoes. I decided to return this bag, and try again in a few months after they’ve cycled in a new batch. but when I tried to return them, I was informed by Amazon that these mangos are non-returnable. I really wouldn’t mind too much except that these are pretty expensive. Which I understand everything is expensive right now, but i’m kind of bummed seeing as how I’ve given these guys so much of my money over the last several months. But when these mangoes are good, they are simply amazing. I look forward to future batches. I really hope they don’t let me down again. SONG BREAK I’m tasting the mangos where the juice has been, I hope they never let me down again! We’re flying high, eating the mangoes once they’re dry! Never want to come down, never wanna leave my mangoes alone on the ground.

Oh, dear reader, have I got a tale for you. Picture this: a 3-pound bag of dried mangoes, and a self-proclaimed mango maniac (yours truly). Our adventure begins with a late-night online shopping spree and an overzealous click of the "Add to Cart" button. Little did I know, I was in for a whirlwind of fruity fun. Upon arrival, the sheer size of the package left me gobsmacked. It was like a bag of cement, but instead of building houses, I was building a fortress of vitamin C and tropical vibes. It became my trusty companion in the days to come, as I waded through the seemingly never-ending supply of chewy goodness. Now, let's talk about the taste. I've had my fair share of dried fruit in the past, but these mangoes were something else. Each bite was a mouthful of sunshine, brightening even the cloudiest of days. The sweetness had a hint of sass, like a cheeky wink from Mother Nature herself, reminding me that there's more to life than my mundane 9 to 5. However, it wasn't all smooth sailing on the S.S. Mango Mania. The occasional piece was tougher than a cowboy's leather chaps, turning a delightful snack into a jaw workout. I've never been one to shy away from a challenge, but I couldn't help but wish for a bit more consistency in my daily mango munchies. I also noticed that my hands began to resemble those of a Cheeto enthusiast. Each bag-opening session left me with an otherworldly orange glow, like I'd taken a quick dip in a vat of nacho cheese. While I appreciated the battle scars of my mango journey, it made for some awkward encounters with colleagues who seemed convinced I'd acquired a new hobby in spray tanning. In the end, my three-pound mango marathon was a roller coaster of emotions, filled with laughter, tears, and an unhealthy amount of fiber. I'll treasure the memories, though my digestive system may not be as fond. So, to sum up, these dried mangoes deserve a solid 4 out of 5 stars – a delectable, hilarious, and slightly messy snack experience that I'll never forget.

It was on sour side for me and hard to bite compare to the Walmart one I get which is grown in Thailand. I gave it away.

These are so good!