I like the idea of cruising and the taste but what I don't like is the dishonesty in advertising and labeling in the reduced sugar version. I avoid sugar substitutes because they affect my heart rate and rhythm but I also try to limit my sugar intake. There is also an unknown factor regarding long term effects of the various sugar substitutes. I usually carefully read ingredients, especially when the label displays wording regarding reduced or less sugar because it usually means that some sugar substitutes are included but I missed it on this list of ingredients. Why can't companies be honest and just put less sugar in their products and let consumers decide if they want full sweetness or not? If they want to proudly state reduced sugar, they should just as proudly show what sugar substitute is being used and not hide it in the list of ingredients. Now I'm stuck with a large warehouse sized bag of craisins that I'm afraid to eat.

Let's face it, dried cranberries are dried cranberries, so price is the way to go. At the current price of $6.98 for 3 pounds You can't beat Sam's price. The cheapest I've seen elsewhere is priced at $4.82 per pound, but Sam's price is $2.32 per pound, or, less than half the cost.

Craisins taste good but I have to give a low star rating. I like dried fruit but with all the talk about added sugars and health issues associated with added sugar I have tried to minimize it. Sams, help out those of us that want bare minimum food with no added sugars. PLEASE....

I keep finding recipes that ask for dried cranberries which I don't find in the many grocery stores in our area. So I substitute cranraisens and find that they work fine. It adds a surprisingly interesting taste to backed or skillet chicken, cookies and even beef pot roast.

Love Craisins but really hate the bags. The older ziploc style kept the product soft & fresh. The "new" bags are often not fully sealled when 1st cutting them open. Luckily my Mother saved your older bags for various uses and gave me a few so I can transfer the craisins. Still a pain!

I’ve been buying this product for years. I use in salads and when I make my own snack packs. I store some in airtight container in the fridge and the rest in the freezer until I need to refill the smaller container. Also, this is more economical than buying several smaller packs.

We love Craisins, and you sure can't beat Sam's price for them! They're delicious in a spring mix or spinach salad with some toasted walnuts, roquefort or other blue cheese, and a fruity vinaigrette. Perfect in oatmeal with a little brown sugar and cinnamon. Mix with leftover chicken/turkey and mayo, celery & toasted walnuts or pecans. I could go on all day, waxing poetic about these sweet ruby gems of delight. Oh, I forgot - yogurt! Make a yogurt parfait with granola and craisins... tastes far more decadent than it actually is.

Craisins are one of my staples, just like salt, pepper, flour, etc. If you're looking for a sweet snack, perfect! If you want to jazz up your cereal, hot or cold, perfect! I add them to a recipe for muffins, sweet bread, coffee cake or just sprinkle a few on top of the icing of a cake. I'm never without Craisins in my pantry!

I used to LOVE Craisins! They were tiny, tart jewels that brightened the flavor and counter-balanced the sweetness or saltiness of baked goods and snacks. I have noted over the past few years that the cranberries are getting larger—approaching the size of grapes—and seem to have lost that tartness. They have less flavor. I have noticed the same thing happening with blueberries. They, too, used to be tiny tart flavor bursts. Now they are big and flavorless. Bigger is not necessarily better. If you have a choice in crops/suppliers, please go back to the smaller fruit.

Okay so i'm eating some as im typing this review and i love them... absolutely amazing but as I was taking some out of the box, I seen one of my cranberries had an orange spot on them.... Idk what it is but it makes me question like what are in these y'know? Thes are the og ones so yeah... (original) (Disclaimer: I'm not trying to be rude im just questionable.