Delicious berries at an amazing price. Both of my children, 2.5 and 4 years of age, love these berries for a snack. I use them in oatmeal and baking. No complaints. They keep well for a long time and are very versatile.

For dried blueberries these are excellent. 4 lbs. Is alot of blueberries. We put these in everything. Love snacking on these and adding to fruit drinks and sparkling water.

An excellent tasty Berry. I bought these Blueberries thinking they would be great for my health. I am a prediabetes in remission. I managed to reverse it. I looked at the ad and there was no nutritional information. I looked at the first 10 reviews and everything looked good but no calorie info and no mention of sugar details. I purchased 4lbs and after removing them from the box, sharing them and storing them in my fridge I noticed the packaging in the box saying they were extremely his in sugar. The berries are beautiful but you don't know the sugar content until after purchase and opening the packaging. I explained that to Sam's and they gave me a refund. I can't eat them the sugar count is too high.

Good if you rehydrate. I use these on cereal and put a small amount in a container with about a teaspoon of water overnight and they are good. But they they are too dry and tough to snack on like a raisin or use for cooking without some extra time and moisture. They are also smaller than ones you will buy in a (very expensive) small snack pack

Yummy

I have bought these before and love them. They were always chewy and delicious. However now they come like a dried hard pea and the only way you can use them is to soak them in boiling water for a while, then you can put them in muffins or pancakes. But you absolutely can't snack on them as is, but in the past you always could and they used to be delicious. Either they are very old or they have changed how they do it. I emailed their customer support to ask them about it but never got a reply so I am afraid to repurchase

Great texture and shape…..but way way to sweet…not a naturally sweetened taste. I wouldn’t buy again…I had planned to eat them by the handful and add them to my trail mix (7 of my fresh, nothing added, dehydrated fruits, raisins and dried cherries/no sugar added, and 6 nuts, 2 salted the rest raw.) Not sure what I am gonna do with them.

Just like some of the other 1 and 2 star reviews the batch I received is hard and dried up. They don't plump up in oatmeal like the ones I get at Aldi's. The ones from Aldi's are on the left in the picture, the tiny shriveled-up dried out ones on the right are the Traverse Bay from Sam's Club.

the first time I bought these, they were great. soft chewy, great for snack, adding to oatmeal in the morning, making granola bars, etc. This time, these berries are so dried out they are to hard to eat. I feel like I will break a tooth trying to eat them. the ONLY way I have been able to even try to eat them is soak them in very hot water for 30 + minutes. only then are they starting to soften up. very disappointed.

If only 1 picture on this webpage doesn't raise any flag, try it. Attached a picture of the box that I received to help others who want to know its ingredients and nutrients before spending their hard-earned money. 1 star for Trans fat (1.25% by weight) and sugar (70% by weight) 2 stars for making it less healthy with oil and sugar (70% by weight) 4 stars for the blueberries and the cute box 0 star for blue-tinted bag and no response to some questions including mine 5 months ago: "Why packed in blue-tinted clear bag instead of colorless clear bag? Is the blue tint food grade?" The blue tint of bag makes it impossible to tell the true color of these blueberries before opening the bag. Besides, wouldn't a clear (colorless) bag be more helpful to inspect quality and encourage to consume in a timely manner before best-by date?