Would not recommend. The flavors were off and this has got to be the hardest dried fruit I have ever had. The picture shows what the bananas look like on the bag compared to what they actually look like.

These are very tasty. I was ordering them often. Then I saw where they come from, Peru. Nope. Not with this administration cutting regulations. Not that Made in USA, mean much anymore. Every time I look, some product is tainted. Thanks, no thanks.

I just discovered these and they are incredible! My kids can't get enough and they are 100% natural with zero additives. I researched the company and they have a great story with all growing and production in a small Peruvian village. Their technology creates a dried fruit snack that far surpasses anything that I've found, and I've tried them all. I highly recommend. Thank you Branch Out team!

These are VERY crunchy. The flavor is pretty good for all of the fruits but the bananas taste a little strange. Quite a few of the strawberry pieces were inedible because they were like thin pieces of the skin/seeds only. The texture of those was bad and they tasted tart. My child who loves fruit liked them ok but not enough that I will buy them again.

Fantastic product! What a difference after eating the powdery freeze-dried brands of the same fruits. Crispy, crunchy, and full of flavor and aroma of the original fruits. Kudos to the brand and Sam's for launching such a wholesome product! Hope to see and try more of it! Awesome!

These are dangerously good! My only complaint is that the bag says 7 servings instead of 1. :~D The pineapple is my favorite, but every flavor is delicious. The crunch is incredibly satisfying, and I ate half the bag the first time I opened it. So much better than chips or crackers! And yes, the apples and bananas are a little brown. That's because they're real fruit, not plastic no artificial colors. Brown fruit = actual fruit. <3

This crunchy fruit chips is absolute perfection. Every single bite is packed with incredible flavor, and the presentation looks like a masterpiece. The texture is exactly right, and you can tell it was prepared with top-tier skill and fresh ingredients. This fruits chips easily gets 100 !!!!

BranchOut Crunchy Fruit Chips are so good!!! I had similar fruit chips years ago from my local Amish store-those included Star Fruit, however, these do not. Missed these type of chips since they were discontinued around 2014… Pineapple is my favorite, next banana, then strawberry %26 last apple. Apple can be somewhat chewy. There's lots of strawberry in the mix. Best part is there's no added sugar, which is great because it's all sweet enough already. I plan to buy these chips as long as they are available.

Superb! I have purchased several brands of dried fruit for a healthy snack. This is the best quality I have found at an unbeatable price. They are crunchy, but not too hard with vibrant taste. I don't usually like freeze dried banana chips, but these taste like amazing. I'm sad that our club is now sold out and wish I had purchased more. I hope that they get more instock.

The ACCURACY of the NEGATIVE reviews leaves me to question the accuracy of the positive ones. Please stop selling this product %26 personality taste-test before purchasing anything else from this company. Actually, approach anything from this company with caution. If you're considering buying it, skip the glowing five-star reviews and read the one-star reviews first. Those reviews were likely written by people who actually tasted the product instead of merely watching someone else eat it. I'm genuinely fascinated by the number of reviews claiming that children love this dried fruit. Perhaps those children have never met properly dried fruit before. Or perhaps the adults never tasted it themselves. Either explanation would make more sense than what arrived in my bag. To be fair, I suppose some reviewers may be accustomed to heavily sweetened dried fruit loaded with sugar and preservatives. If someone eliminates those products from their diet and switches to unsweetened fruit, the change can be surprising. The problem is that unsweetened dried fruit should still taste like fruit. It should not taste like it spent the weekend trying to become a tropical wine. The pineapple was the star of this disaster. Not in a good way. Its flavor suggested that fermentation had already progressed beyond the planning stage and was well into active development. The apples and bananas somehow escaped turning black, which only deepened the mystery. I found myself playing amateur food detective instead of enjoying a snack. I want to believe the manufacturer began with perfectly ripe fruit. Unfortunately, the flavor profile suggested fruit that was already considering retirement. The overall impression was less "freshly dried fruit" and more "ingredients desperately auditioning for pie filling, jam, or compost." My best guess is that something went wrong during processing. A few pieces were acceptable, but most carried flavors that simply shouldn't be present in dried fruit. Properly dried fruit should be sweet, concentrated, and shelf-stable. It should not leave consumers wondering whether they accidentally purchased supplies for a home-brewing experiment. This is one of the rare food products where the complete absence of fruit flies actually raised additional questions. At the end of the day, I can't say exactly what happened here. What I can say is that the flavor was deeply unpleasant, the quality was wildly inconsistent, and the experience left me with serious concerns about the product's handling and overall quality control. Dried fruit should taste like fruit. This tasted like fruit that had other plans.