Some time ago — longer ago than I'd like to admit — I was offered a sample pack of dried apples from the
Bare Fruit snack company, and, if I liked the sample, the opportunity to offer my readers a special deal on ordering the fruit. I looked at their Web site and saw that the fruit was simply organic, dried fruit, so I said, "yes" to a sample. (They actually didn't even ask me to write a review, just to provide a special offer to my readers.)
I was expecting a small snack pack, but what I received was a giant, 14-ounce bag of really delicious, crispy apple chips made from 100% organic apples and 100% organic cinnamon.
Here's what the Web page says:
- Made with organic cinnamon for that classic apple and cinnamon taste
- Grown in Washington state
- 100 Percent organic and kosher
- Fat and Gluten free
- No added sugar, preservatives or additives
- Available in 14 oz (397g), 2.6 oz (73g) and 0.64 oz (18g) sizes.
I've served them to my women's group, to my family, to a 4-year-old and,
repeatedly, to myself. Everyone thought they were delicious. (The
4-year-old loved them until she noticed the skin, which she was unable
to pick off. ) The crunchy texture is satisfying in the same way chips
are, but minus all the fat and salt. I love them, and think they'd make a great party snack, addition to a packed lunch, or snack for anytime you need a quick, satisfying, crunchy and healthy bite to eat. They would be great to take along on a hike, and I plan to take them on our next long car trip.
What do you think? Have you tried these, yet? Would you like to? If I receive enough of a positive response, I'll contact the Bare Fruit company to see what sort of deal they had in mind. I think I need another bag!
Disclaimer: I received the apple chips free of charge. I was not asked to write a review. I received no money nor promise of monetary gain. I am not an affiliate of this company. All opinions are my own.
