We both really like the tart cherries, but we must put ourselves on a ration plan otherwise we probably would sit down and eat the entire bag. Reminded me of the tart cherry tree we had when I was small that always seemed out of place in a Monongahela River steel mill town.

These dried cherries have just the right balance of sweet and tart. My only negative is not with the cherries, but with Sams Club store. When I find something I really like, which is only available at Sams, they stop carrying it and I have to order online.

These are a staple in our pantry—great on peanut butter sandwiches, tossed in oatmeal, baked in treats, and eaten as a snack. My youngest loves them as a snack in her school bag. I order online because our local store doesn't seem to have them (or at least in a place where I can find them).

The oil that is used is almost always rancid. I have bought these multiple times hoping for a different result and always take them back. Something is wrong with the processing of these cherries. This product goes from being health promoting to health preventing. Will not buy again.

Excellent product that I use in a variety of recipes. I enjoy Montmorency Tart Cherries more than "Craisins", and most of my guests prefer the Cherries, also. I have one negative comment: Member's Mark changed the packaging, and practically hides the word, "Michigan". Previous packaging had "Michigan Cherries" in 1/4" capital letters, on both the front and back of the package. "Michigan Cherries" doesn't appear on the front of current packaging, and "Michigan" appears only once on the back of the package, in the smallest reverse type available. It makes me fear that Member's Mark is preparing to import Montmorency Cherries, or an off-shore substitute for Montmorency Cherries.

Wonderfully tart cherries, plump and fresh, sweet but not too sweet. Probably could do with a little less added sugar, but with the right serving size the daily allowance is not over the top. I've been to Michigan and sampled the local produce; these cherries bring back a lot of good memories.

Add these to Oatmeal Cookies instead of raisins for a flavor boost. For those that workout hard, a handful of these after a workout will reduce muscle fatigue and cramping. Great to add a bit of zing to a salad or use on top of baked chicken. The possibilities are delightful to explore.

I just made a muffin recipe that called for dried cherries. I rehydrated them according to the recipe (which means soaking them in water overnight). The muffins are so delicious that I will make them again. I'm looking for more recipes to use the remaining cherries.

Excellent product. Great or oatmeal and trailmix.

They are good but I didn't realize there was added sugar until i had opened. Them.